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CAPTIONING ZOOM LECTURES & ADDING QUIZ FEATURES ON CCLE

Compiled by the LS23L Lab Crew

Webinar facilitator: Dr. Gaston Pfluegl

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HOME WIFI

UCLA Speed

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1. Upload 3’ 15” 3’ 10”

2. Process Video 4’ – 11’ 3’ – 9’

  1. Process Captions 11’ – 31’ 9’ – 42’

  • Captions Edits Available 45’ 42’

Kaltura YouTube

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Media Gallery

Admin Panel

Site Info

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Media Gallery

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Upload Media

1 Minute

Pause

3’ 15”

Media Gallery

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Media Gallery

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Processing Media

Minutes 4-11

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Video Processed / No Subtitles (captioning) Yet

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Action Edit

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11’ 30”

Action Edit Captions

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The captions are live! The automatic caption process took approximately an hour. However, it took about 15 minutes for CCLE to allow the captions to be edited.

NOTE: This may still appear until captions are available for editing. The best way to test captions is to just turn them on in the video!

31 Minutes

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45 Minutes

Automatic Captions Completed

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Manual Captioning Media

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Save every 5 minutes b/c system will time-out

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Notice the Spinning Wheel. If it is missing you have been timed out

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TIPS

  • Zoom doesn’t automatically upload video; you must upload the MP4 file yourself�via Media Gallery
  • Video will be in Documents Folder (Zoom sub-folder)
    • There is a conversion from Zoom to MP4 that occurs when you click on the file
  • If you start Zoom with CCLE you will get an attendance list
  • Kaltura captions don’t work on iPhone but do with iPad/PC
  • YouTube captions work everywhere
  • Start Zoom session with remote desktop
  • Video File will be already at UCLA on UCLA PC and will upload faster.

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To make files visible to students,�use Video Resource in CCLE

  • In CCLE with Editing turned ON, click on Add an Activity or Resource and then select Video Resource from the list

  • Embed the video file from Media Gallery
    • Make sure captioning is complete

  • Students will then be able to view your video on your CCLE site with captioning