This webinar was presented on 2/6/2023 as part of the @ONE "Going the Distance with Video" series. A team of faculty from Foothill College - from the disciplines of art, chemistry, and math - give examples of how they use Studio, describe their video creation steps, and more.

Webinar Description and Objectives

"From Art History to STEM, video is an important way to connect to your students and provide humanized instruction. Studio is the video tool embedded within Canvas that allows you to record, edit, annotate, and caption a video all within Canvas. More importantly, your students have access to Studio, too! And you can engage them with embedded questions, discussion prompts and opportunities for collaboration. Hear how faculty from across our campus are using Studio to support their in-person, hybrid, and online courses."

By the end of this session you will be able to:
1. Use Studio to record and host short instructional video
2. Use Studio to record feedback for student work
3. Edit, annotate, and caption video
4. Embed Studio videos in a Canvas page

The presentation slides alone do not convey all of the information and expertise shared by the presenters but you may find them a helpful resource before or after viewing the webinar.

About the video activities in this training module

On the next two pages you'll complete two PlayPosit video activities. Essentially what I've done is chunked the webinar into segments and added some questions and pause points to facilitate learning from the presenters and provide clarification where I thought it might be helpful.

Click NEXT to begin the first video activity 👇