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Panopto: Recording a Narrated Power Point

Presentation

(Mac)

In Panopto it is easy to record

a Narrated PowerPoint Presentation.

Instructor accounts are created via Instructional Design and Technology Services (IDTS) at the School of

Communication and Information (SC&I)

- help@comminfo.rutgers.edu

Student accounts area created in multiple ways based on the instructional use, your instructor will provide

more information as needed

Recommended Tips

(Especially for instructors)

Limit Length of Presentation / Lecture

It is highly recommended that you "chunk" your recorded presentation/lecture into one or more segments that are

approximately 15 minutes in length, rather than one long presentation that is 45-60+ minutes in length. This is

recommended for optimal retention and also to provide a smoother process of uploading, processing, and encoding

your presentation to the Panopto server. It will also make it easier to re -record a section of the presentation should you find you are not satisfied with your voice recording and would like a "do over."

Avoid Date / Semester References

Remove any verbal or written references to the course section, semester, year, or dates so you will not need to re

record the presentation every semester (unless the content needs updating). Likewise, refrain from including

assignments in the presentation, as you may decide to modify assignments during the current semester - or subsequent semesters - which would:

Necessitate re-recording the presentation(s) or

Create a discrepancy between what is shown in the recorded presentation and what is found in the course (or

syllabus).

Use Text Transcripts

Consider adding a text transcript to accompany your video. Having a text transcript will ensure that the screencast

is ADA-compliant by accommodating students with special needs (e.g., students who are deaf)

Include Power Point Slide Titles and Notes

Add a title to each PowerPoint slide to aid Panopto in indexing the recording. Panopto creates a content index of

PowerPoint slide titles with timestamps to allow students to jump to selected slides in the recording.

Notes:

URL of the Panopto Server: http://rutgers-sci.hosted.panopto.com URL for Panopto Documentation: http://comminfo.rutgers.edu/panopto

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Step by Step Directions:

1. Log into Panopto

Use Panopto site: http://rutgers-sci.hosted.panopto.com and log into Panopto server by entering your

Username and Password.

There are three authentication methods:

Panopto - This is mainly used for instructors and administrators SCILSNET - Primary method for those courses taught with the Sakai course management system SC&I Canvas - Primary method for those courses taught with the Canvas course management system Students - please make sure that you follow the instructions provided to you in Sakai or Canvas.

If you have difficulty logging in or are unsure of what type of account you have, please contact SC&I IT

Services at 848-932-5555 or help@comminfo.rutgers.edu

2. Download the Panopto Recorder to Your Computer:

After you have logged into Panopto, click the Download Recorder link located at the top right of your browser.

Note: If you have already installed the Panopto Recorder on your computer, skip this step and go directly to next step

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Select the Download for Mac button. Do not pick the “Remote Recorder" option. Then, download and install

the Panopto Recorder on your computer.

3. Plug in Your Webcam and/or Headset (if applicable)

4. Open your Power Point Presentation on Your Monitor (the primary monitor if you have more than

one) and leave it open in Normal Mode on your desktop with the first slide selected, as shown in the example below:

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5. Set up to Record in Panopto

Open the Panopto Recorder by clicking on the Panopto icon on your desktop Note: If this is your first time logging in to Panopto you may need to "Get Providers for the Server". Just click on "Get Providers..." and authentication methods will become available

Log into Panopto

using the correct authentication method (Panopto, SCILSNET, or Canvas), your username and password, and include the Panopto Server address: rutgers-sci.hosted.panopto.com

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Arrange Power

Point and Panopto windows. The PowerPoint should be open in Normal mode behind the Panopto Recorder window, the Panopto Recorder window will be in front. Both should be open on your primary monitor.

Power Point is

in the background

Panopto Recorder is

in the foreground

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6. Create a Recording.

Click the Create New Recording button in the Panopto Recorder o Select your Folder from the drop-down menu, if not displayed. o Rename your Session to give it context.

Audio/Video

o Video Source = Select None. o Audio Source = Select Audio source from the drop-down menu (e.g., USB headset, HD

Pro Webcam).

Slides - Select Record Keynote/PowerPoint. (If your computer has separate check boxes for Keynote and PowerPoint, check the appropriate box.)

Secondary Source - Select: None

Speak into your microphone. You should see the 'green bar' in the Panopto Recorder's

Primary Source box moving as you speak

Start recording.

When you are ready to begin recording, click the

Start Recording

button (or CMD+Option+R keys), then click the

PowerPoint

window, and press the

Command + Return keys.

This will put PowerPoint in Slide Show mode where you can begin recording. Count to "2" slowly before speaking out loud

Select folder

Select Primary

Sources:

Video: none

Audio: your

headphone or microphone

Check Record PowerPoint

Create New

Recording

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• Stop recording.

When you are finished narrating the slides in your presentation, press the

Command + Tab key

to return to the Panopto Recorder and then the

Stop Recording

button in the Panopto Recorder to

STOP recording or use Option +

Command + R to Stop.

7. Process a Recording

• Process recording. When you have completed (i.e., stopped) recording, Panopto Recorder begins processing your recording (i.e., uploading, processing, encoding, etc. to the Panopto server). You can see the status of the recording as it is processing. • Complete recording. When the recording has fully processed on the Panopto server, the Panopto Recorder will indicate "Completed" (see arrow) and display the View

Online and Share.

Note: It is recommended that you do a "test recording" of your voice before recording the entire video. Do

the remaining steps for the test and then begin Step 6 again to do the "live recording."

Recording Short Keys (MAC)

Start/Stop = Option + Command + R

Pause = Option + Command + P

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8. View Recording. Click the View Online link to view the video on the Panopto server.

Controls for playing, rewinding, and adjusting the volume of the recording are at the bottom of your screen.

Note: This is a good time to check your recording

The content index

above is created by

Panopto to match

your PowerPoint slide titles.

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9. Share Recording. To share your Panopto recording with your students, click on the Share link in the

Manage Recordings T

ab, or the share icon.

Access the direct URL for the video, which can be shared by email, or use Embed tab to copy code to be

inserted into HTML. Use Who has access drop down menu to select Anyone with the link option. Anyone you send the link to will be able to view your recording.quotesdbs_dbs14.pdfusesText_20