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 provides quick links to the most common support questions that may arise for faculty teaching an online or hybrid J-Term course with special attention to questions that may arise during the time period when the University is closed.

This article describes the properties of a concluded course.

This article contains a list of Canvas features that students would most frequently use.

The following topics are the most common asked questions about using Canvas as a student. Click on the topic title to access the topic on the Canvas help site.

This article describes how to add or modify hyperlinks in Canvas to open in a new window or display in-line document preview.

This article describes how to request mechanical captioning for Kaltura videos.

This article will highlight the features and information that are included when viewing the Students tab in the Navigate application.

This article highlights how a student can access their teaching evaluations using the evaluation link within myCourses, and mobile device instructions.

Students at PSU have the ability to update/modify evaluations that had been previously submitted during the open feedback period (while evaluations are open)

his article outlines some common troubleshooting items to consider when using breakout rooms in Teams Meetings

Users will be able to understand how to change, access, move, and remove Widgets in myPortal.

This article reviews how to change your view in a Teams Meeting.

This article will review information about transcription and closed captioning in Microsoft Teams.

This article walks through how a USNH user might appear as unverified and what to do. It also has general information about Unverified, Guest and External users.