Difference between revisions of "Sakai: Warpwire"
From DurhamtechWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search| Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
* After an instructor adds the Warpwire tool to their Sakai course, their course is assigned its own "Media Library". | * After an instructor adds the Warpwire tool to their Sakai course, their course is assigned its own "Media Library". | ||
* In the Sakai Text Editor, such as in Lessons, instructors can click on the Warpwire icon on the Text Editor toolbar, create a video, and display their video to their students. The video is stored in the course Media Library. | * In the Sakai Text Editor, such as in Lessons, instructors can click on the Warpwire icon on the Text Editor toolbar, create a video, and display their video to their students. The video is stored in the course Media Library. | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===How-to Instructions=== | ||
| + | How do I find out if [https://www.warpwire.com/support/analytics/media-assets/ students are watching my video or audio podcast?] | ||
===Handouts=== | ===Handouts=== | ||
Revision as of 14:28, 20 November 2019
Contents
Warpwire (Create and embed videos and audio files in Sakai)
Warpwire is a streamlined, easy-to-use tool that allows instructors to quickly create and display videos in their Sakai courses.
- After an instructor adds the Warpwire tool to their Sakai course, their course is assigned its own "Media Library".
- In the Sakai Text Editor, such as in Lessons, instructors can click on the Warpwire icon on the Text Editor toolbar, create a video, and display their video to their students. The video is stored in the course Media Library.
How-to Instructions
How do I find out if students are watching my video or audio podcast?
