Summary
Jason Johnson from the University of Kentucky demonstrates how to reply to a Canvas discussion post with a video, covering camera and microphone settings for optimal audio quality.
Highlights
Accessing the Reply Function00:00:07
To reply with a video, navigate to the discussion post in Canvas and click 'reply', then select 'record/upload media'.
Camera and Microphone Permissions00:00:14
Canvas will request permission to access your microphone and camera using Flash. Allow access and select your desired camera from the dropdown menu if multiple cameras are connected.
Adjusting Audio Input Levels00:00:37
To prevent audio distortion, adjust microphone input levels in the Adobe Flash settings (right-click, choose 'settings'). Reduce the volume until the meter doesn't hit the red when speaking.
Recording and Saving Your Video Response00:01:36
Record your video response, add a title (optional), and save. The video will process, and you can add text notes to your post.
Posting and Previewing00:01:58
Click 'post reply' to submit. Preview the video to ensure the audio and video quality are satisfactory.