This article reviews the process needed to find embeds that users might need to update when the Kaltura v7 player is upgraded.

This article describes how Kaltura can be used in your courses to assign Rich Media projects to your students.

Whether you are an instructor or a student, you may need to create and share a video in an online course. This process can be broken down into 3 steps: Create the Video.
Upload the video to a streaming server, Share the video. Kaltura is the secure and private media server used by all USNH colleges for video and audio streaming. Kaltura also includes tools for video recording, sharing, and management, and is fully integrated into Canvas. This article will provide an overview

This article describes how to enable external course tools in Canvas.

This article gives a general overview of Kaltura and answers some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).

If you're having issues with Kaltura, this article will go through some common troubleshooting items.

This article provides an overview of MediaSpace. MediaSpace is the internal USNH media repository where users can store and share video.

Teaching strategies and technology tools available to use during an academic disruption.

This article explains how to import media from OneDrive or SharePoint into Kaltura's My Media. This is relevant if you're using Teams Meetings recording functionality.

This article shows how to enable downloading of your Kaltura media. It also covers choosing a format and saving the file to your computer.

This article will provide a link to Kaltura's Knowledge Center article about creating Interactive Videos.

This article reviews the factors and issues you may experience when using Kaltura and when you are in a Video Quiz. There are many different factors that can impact recording the scores of in-video quizzes. These can include: your computer, browser, settings or other features enabled between your computer and/or browser.

This article provides information about the system status of Kaltura.

Most of the time the default Classroom settings will be sufficient. Refer to this article if you need to change settings.

This article will explain how to upload a YouTube video into your Kaltura My Media. This will allow you to use it just like you would any other recording, such as embedding it in your Canvas course, adding it to a MediaSpace channel or putting it in the Media Gallery in Canvas.