Summary

This article describes how to upload or create media using Kaltura.

How-To

Kaltura allows you to upload video and audio files, upload YouTube content, upload content from OneDrive, create Capture recordings (screen and webcam recording), and create interactive video quizzes. These features can be accessed from the Media Gallery, My Media, or when embedding Kaltura media.

You can use this same process to create Capture recordings or interactive video quizzes. When clicking the Add New button, select Kaltura Capture or Video Quiz instead of Media Upload.

To upload video or audio files

Instructions

Step 1 - Navigate to My Media, Media Gallery, or click the Embed Kaltura button within the rich text editor.

Note: If you do not have My Media or Media Gallery in your course tool bar, you can add it from your course settings.

Step 2 - Click on the blue Add New or Add Media button.

Step 3 - Click Media Upload.

Step 4 - Click Choose a File to Upload.

Step 5 - Locate the media file on your computer, select it, and click Open.

Step 6 - Your file will begin to upload. While it uploads, you can edit the media's title, description, tags, and privacy. If you change any of these settings, be sure to click the Save button.

Step 7 - Your upload is complete when you see a green progress bar with the message "Upload Completed!"

Note: that your media will still need to process before it can be played. This processing takes place online, so feel free to shut down your computer once you see the "Upload Completed" message.

Step 8 - From here you can visit the media's page, go back to the previous page, or upload another file.

Outcome

You will be able to upload video and audio files with Kaltura.

Further reading

Canvas: Enable external course tools

Kaltura: My Media Overview

Kaltura: Download Media to Your Computer

Kaltura: Embed Video and Audio into Canvas (MyCourses)

Kaltura: Creating Interactive Video Quizzes in Canvas (myCourses)

Need additional help?

Please fill out the Lecture Capture web form with as much information as possible, or contact the Technology Help Desk on your local campus.