Engaging Viewers with your Video
Overview
Add Notes to Videos
Panopto's note taking ability gives you the ease of typing out notes on the video on the same page as you watch. Your notes will appear time-stamped right along with the part of the video that corresponds with it. By default your notes will be personal and will not be shared with other viewers. However, you can also choose to make your notes public - viewable by all individuals who have access to the video, or to a specific group called a channel. More information about adding notes can be found on Panopto's support site.
Engage in timed Discussions
Viewers can engage in timed discussions throughout the video, this can further reinforce course content and engage viewers in the video content throughout the entire video. Learn more on this How to Use Discussions in Video Tutorial.
Create Bookmarks
Bookmarks can be used to save a specific time that you want to return to in a video for viewing later.
Create Video Assignments
An Assignment Folder (referred to 'Drop Box' in the previous version) is a subfolder that shares its user list with its parent folder but gives the users some additional privileges. Assignment folders enable Viewer users in their parent folder to create and manage their own content while preventing them from viewing other users' content that has not been explicitly shared or made public. Get started by creating an assignment folder.
Insert Video Quizzes
With Panopto, instructors can create and add multiple choice, checkbox, and true/false questions to their recordings in seconds, directly from the Panopto online video editor. Each quiz automatically pauses video playback, allowing viewers to take as much time as needed with each question.
Additional Resources
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