There are different folder types set up in Panopto to make sharing content easier. Below are explanations of the folders, who can access them, and how they are recommended to be used.
Each UniSA staff member has their own folder within Panopto. This is a personal folder which can only be seen/accessed by the owner and the folder itself cannot be shared.
Sharing:
Recommended use:
Each UniSA course has a Course Media folder created when its Learnonline (or UniSA Online) site is created.
This folder is associated with a course, but not a particular study period or offering (i.e. this folder will be reused for both 2019 and 2020 versions of a course).
While it is associated with the course site, there are no built-in navigation links for students in Learnonline, and a link to the folder, or videos within the folder should be provided to students as part of the course content (see embedding content in Learnonline).
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Sharing:
Recommended use:
These folders are automatically created only for courses/classes which have a scheduled Lecture component which is recorded using the Lecture Recording System (LRS).
These folders are automatically linked to the course site under 'Lecture Recordings' and videos recorded using LRS will automatically be available to students after they are recorded.
Sharing:
Recommended use:
Note: Class LRS folders cannot be manually created.
Zoom cloud recordings are automatically moved to Panopto. They will be moved to the course Zoom Meetings folder under the 'Courses' top folder, if the following conditions are true:
All other Panopto cloud recordings will be moved to a subfolder within the staff member's personal Panopto folder.
Sharing:
Recommended use:
Note: Zoom folders cannot be manually created.
If any of the above do not meet your needs, there are other folders within Panopto which might work better. i.e. 'Departments' which is a folder for content associated with a UniSA Unit (i.e. internal staff meetings), or Learnonline Program folders.
Please speak to the IT Help Desk for more information about these.