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When uploading your videos to YuJa you are met with a variety of options as to where to store and share your media. This guide is designed to help you understand the various features you can use to share video content with your students within Blackboard and YuJa. Publising your videos for a module or […]
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Introduction This guidance applies to recordings of Teams meetings made since 10th July 2022, which are stored in the ‘Recordings’ folder of your institutional OneDrive (or a corresponding folder in a shared Team). It does not apply to Teams recordings made before this date which are stored in Stream. For information on locating your Teams
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You can access central university video resources (such as Library or Study Advice guides) via the Shared area within YuJa. Click a YuJa link in any Blackboard module, or visit reading.yuja.com directly and access the Shared area (where you can find the Channels for your modules). Central video resources are stored under the ‘Shared Folders’
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There are two ways you can record videos for Personal Capture in YuJa: directly in your browser, or using the desktop application (see guidance on how to install YuJa Software Capture). You can access either of these from within YuJa, from Create Recording on the top menu. You can choose which tool to use each
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Blackboard now have some tools to help you gauge student participation in a Collaborate session. Insights Panel The Insights panel will appear at the bottom of the Collaborate screen during a session. Insight Statistics The Session Engagement Insights statistics include how many occasions where students have raised their hands and participated in the chat. See
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What can you upload to YuJa? See YuJa’s help article for a list of supported file types which can be uploaded to YuJa (opens in a new window). You will need to export Recorded Powerpoints as MP4 files to then upload to YuJa. MS Teams recordings and other videos stored elsewhere may need to be
This guide covers aspects of submitting to a Blackboard Assignment, however the same process can be applied to other Blackboard assessment tools where the text-editor is available, such as Journals, and Discussion Boards. Video assignments (students submit video files) For assessments where students need to produce a video, they must upload the video to YuJa, and
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The steps in this article cover use of the YuJa Software Capture application. Although this article is Classroom Capture focused, you can also follow these steps to use the YuJa Software Capture application to record Personal Capture content, however we would recommend considering other options prior to choosing this tool for Personal Capture. For further
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YuJa has a variety of accessibility features that are applied to your video automatically on upload. You can also improve the accessibility of your YuJa videos depending on the needs of your students. For information on accessibility features in the JuJa Media Player, see the YuJa support article: Accessibility Features in the Media Player. The
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YuJa quizzes are a way of making your video content interactive by allowing you to insert reflective questions. This lets students test their understanding of the topic, or allows time for students to pause and consider further information. You may also choose to use quizzes as a form of formative or summative assessment, framed around