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If you've already successfully completed one of these sections, skip to the next one.
A. Download video from Zoom cloud - Visit drew.zoom.us
- Sign in (you'll have to approve Duo login)
- Click on the Recordings link in the left menu to view Zoom recordings that were saved to the Zoom cloud
- Click on the link to the meeting (lecture) you want to download
- Highlight the "Shared screen with speaker view" file and click the download icon that appears - the arrow pointing down to a line. This usually saves to the downloads folder on your computer.
- Repeat for any other videos you need to download
Note: If you have students whose first language is not English, they may find the "Audio transcript" file helpful - but make sure they know that those files are not completely accurate and can sometimes confuse the reader instead of helping.
B. Find the Saved File(s) - Open your Downloads folder by clicking the Start menu in the bottom left corner of your computer screen and typing in "Downloads" - it may not be the only option, so make sure you choose the one that says "file folder" in tiny print (if you are on a Mac, you should be able to view your recent files in Finder)
- If you see the video files, yay! Go to section C.
- If you do not see the video files, we will need to do a Zoom or Bomgar session to find out where they're saving. Let us know when you're free.
C. Upload the video file(s) to Moodle
- Watch this video from Instructional Technology which shows how to do this: https://youtu.be/Gobp0ku_EzA
- If you have any questions, let us know when you're free so we can schedule an appointment.
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Like many services, Zoom has a status page that will tell you if the service is experiencing disruptions. You can always check https://status.zoom.us/ to see if there is a widespread interruption.
Reviewed 59/3120/23