Collections are private folders of media content and can only be shared with other individual users within MediaPlus by adding their usernames. Users added to a collection will be able to make changes to the collection and media as desired.
Playlists provide faculty or staff with the ability to distribute content to their audience as an ordered list of media though a single playback experience. Viewers will be able to play through the content in the order the faculty or staff has selected, or they may arbitrarily select individual items to play from the list. A given piece of media can be included in many different playlists, however, that piece of media itself is never duplicated. If the piece of media is deleted, it will no longer appear in any of the playlists it was a part of.
As videos are uploaded to MediaPlus, ensure the videos are organized through the use of collections.Think of a collection as a personal and private folder of a set items. Unlike playlists, it cannot be distributed to viewers. Collections are available to conveniently organize media into customizable groupings. They could be used for things such as courses, projects, or any other means. Items in a collection can be placed in a desired order simply for convenience.
A given piece of media can be included in many different collections, however that piece of media itself is never duplicated. If the piece of media is deleted from the MediaPlus account, it will no longer appear in any of the collections it was a part of.
Captions in the .VTT format may be attached to each of your uploads in MediaPlus to enable closed captioning for viewers. Be sure your captions are in the .VTT format to properly appear. Additionally, you may download any caption files that are currently attached to the piece of media.
Zoom can support remote teaching and learning but it can be difficult to know what resources to use during class and how they can help your students. Here are some frequent remote teaching questions and how you can use Zoom to solve them.
Some instructors use peer review as a way to initiate student-to-student interaction, and as a way to improve student work. You can allow students to review and provide feedback on another student's online work in Canvas. Peer review allows communication between students and can help students master the concepts of a course and learn from each other.
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