Videos created or uploaded to Kaltura before March 23, 2020, are now successfully migrated to a newly created migration folder for each user. If you have any questions about your Kaltura My Media, Kaltura playlists, or Kaltura MediaSpace content, please contact itsupport@umd.edu for assistance.
If you have uploaded videos to Kaltura MediaSpace previously, these videos that were uploaded may not have migrated to Panopto. DIT is working with Panopto to migrate these videos during the final migration starting on July 1, 2020. If you have any questions, please contact itsupport@umd.edu.
Beginning June 30, 2020, Kaltura will no longer be available to be accessed by faculty, staff, and students in ELMS-Canvas or by MediaSpace. Panopto will become the single media management platform supported by DIT.
You will now need to copy or move these videos into their perspective ELMS-Canvas course folders in order for your students to view or for you to embed videos throughout the ELMS-Canvas course space.
To access your videos and move them to the appropriate ELMS-Canvas course Panopto Recordings folders please follow the steps outlined below.
The following assets will migrate from Kaltura to Panopto:
NOTE: Panopto will not migrate any Kaltura content created or uploaded after 3/23/2020. Kaltura content created or uploaded after 3/23/2020 will be migrated on July 1, 2020 and will be available when the migration is completed during the fall semester.
Please note that the conversion process does not migrate any non-media items that include: discussions, PDFs, pictures/photographs, notes, video comments, video links, in-video quizzes, video analytics, video permissions and document attachments.
If you do not see your user id folder with migrated content listed in My Folders, please contact itsupport@umd.edu for assistance.
Your user id folder is also shared with ATI staff to provide support and assistance as needed.
If you are listed as a Co-Editor or Co-Publisher with any Kaltura videos, you must request access to the Owner's video folder.
Kaltura content associated with an ELMS-Canvas course will appear in folders following the format "Canvas>site>channels>...". To identify the ELMS-Canvas course, please hover over the folder name or select the folder. The seven digit ID represents the ELMS-Canvas course.
If text In Content displays in the above folder, this means Kaltura content is associated with ELMS-Canvas.
NOTE: If Kaltura content is shared in numerous courses, it may only appear in one course. Users will have to copy or move the videos to other folders.
Kaltura content that is not associated with an ELMS-Canvas course will appear on the homepage in your user id folder:
NOTE: If Kaltura content is shared in numerous folders, it may only appear in one folder. Users will have to copy or move the videos to other folders.
Kaltura playlists will appear in your user ID folder. If you need assistance locating your Kaltura playlists or have questions about Kaltura playlists, contact itsupport@umd.edu and provide the name of your Kaltura playlist.
Video tags and descriptions will display in the corresponding video.
Videos with closed caption files will display with a closed caption icon. Users can download the closed caption file.
Videos uploaded from MediaSpace and shared within MediaSpace will be available in the user folder and in a folder titled Share_Embed Links.
If you have uploaded videos to Kaltura MediaSpace previously, these videos that were uploaded may not have migrated to Panopto. DIT is working with Panopto to migrate these videos during the final migration starting on July 1, 2020. If you have any questions, contact itsupport@umd.edu.
Audio only videos will display a play button in the center of the video.
Now that you have located your media assets, it is time to copy or move them into the correct ELMS-Canvas course folders. This will enable your students to view or for you to embed them throughout the ELMS-Canvas course space.