Explore various options for integrating Canvas Studio into our course design to enhance teaching and learning, and increase student engagement through multimedia.

Learn how to edit Canvas Studio videos

There are plenty of tools out there for creating and hosting videos, but how do you know if you’re creating content that will really work in the classroom?

You can manage all your Canvas Studio media at any time, including viewing, sharing, and commenting on any of your uploaded or recorded video or audio media file. Users can also view media they uploaded to other courses.

Audio and Video Media may be added from your device or from YouTube into your Canvas Studio media library.

You can embed media from studio into modules as an external tool item.

You can manage all your Canvas Studio media at any time, including viewing, sharing, and commenting on any of your uploaded or recorded video or audio media file. Users can also view media they uploaded to other courses.

Using Canvas Studio, you can record media content using the screen capture or webcam options. The recording time length of each has a different recording duration based on the computer resources available to the tool.

You can include a voice recording when using the screencast feature.

You can share your Canvas Studio media by either creating a public link, using embed code, or sharing to people within your institution.

Students can submit Studio media as their assignment deliverable. Professors can grade the student content within Speedgrader.

Students can comment and respond directly on Studio media.

Professors can integrate Studio media into discussion instructions and assignments. Students can also incorporate Studio media in their discussion posts and responses.

Professors can created graded quizzes that are integrated into Studio content. The scores from the Studio quizzes integrate directly into the gradebook.

Canvas Studio allows you request or upload captions to media files. Canvas can create captions in several languages.

Comments may be added directly to a video or audio file to create commentary or ask questions. You can also reply to a comment that has been posted in the timeline.

If you want to rickroll your students, this is how you can set that up.

Did you create a video in Canvas Studio, but you would like to go back and trim something, add an element, or make another form of edit? This video will demonstrate the steps for editing a video that you have already created.