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Getting Started with Panopto



These three videos are essential watching and will help get you started using Panopto.

  • How to use Panopto in Canvas
  • How to record class sessions using Zoom & Panopto (for remote and in-person). (You will want to move the recording into your class folder, which will share the video with your class and make it available through Canvas)
  • How to store, edit, caption, and share Google Meet recordings using Panopto

Panopto’s full documentation is on their support site.

The navigation on Panopto’s support site can be confusing, so we’ve put together this index to the most important written and video tutorials on Panopto.

In addition, we are beginning to build materials specific to using Zoom, Panopto, and Canvas together for virtual and classroom-based learning at Champlain:

  • Making recorded Zoom sessions available through Panopto and Canvas
Last Updated: 5 days ago in Canvas for Faculty, Education Technology, Remote Instruction Tags: Panopto, video, virtual instruction

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