Sharing Kaltura Videos

Sharing Kaltura Videos

Since Zoom Cloud Recording storage is limited, we recommend that you host your videos in Kaltura. Kaltura videos can be accessed using My Media in Moodle (online.clackamas.edu) and MediaSpace (video.clackamas.edu).

The Kaltura Video Resource can be added to any week or topic in your Moodle course. This will appear to be a link on the main course page that students can click on to view the video.

From the top-right corner of the page, toggle Edit mode on.

Turn Editing On button is found in the top-right corner of a Moodle page you have permission to modify content for.

Scroll down to the section/week/topic where the Kaltura video resource should appear.

Click the + Add an activity or resource link.

Select Kaltura Video Resource.

NOTE: If you can’t find the Kaltura video resource, type Kaltura into the search box.

Enter a Name and Description in the General section.

Click the Add media button in the Video section.

Locate the video you want to use, and click the </> Embed button.

NOTE: If your video is not already available in Kaltura, you will need to use the +Add New button to upload the video.

Click the Save and return to course button.

You can embed Kaltura videos into all Moodle Activities or Resources (Assignments, Text and Media, Forums, etc.) with the ATTO text editor. The video will appear as a thumbnail which students can click on to play.

Edit an Activity or Resource with the ATTO text editor.

Click on the Kaltura button.

Locate the video you want to use, and click on the </> Embed button.

NOTE: If your video is not already available in Kaltura, you will need to use the +Add New button and upload the video.

The video will appear as a link in the ATTO text editor. Then, click the Save and return to course button.

The video will appear on the course main page in the Kaltura Player.

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