#How to record a lecture on zoom how to#

For additional information, please visit Stanford’s VPTL site, or use these tips on how to record your screen on Windows, macOS, iPhone, iPad or Android. Click New Meeting This will open a new window and start your webcam video. Stanford recommends using Panopto to record a lecture or upload recorded lectures onto Canvas. Based on the meeting you are going to hold, select Cloud Recordings or Local Recordings, and hit the Settings option beside. Note: if you dont see the Record button, you may need to click on the 'More' button in the Zoom toolbar, and then choose the 'Record on this Computer' option. Navigate to Zoom website and log in to your Zoom account. Many professors record lectures for students to watch before synchronous meetings. At the bottom Zoom toolbar, choose Record, then choose Record on this Computer from the menu that pops up. It is strongly recommended that you select Record to cloud. Meeting participants are unable to save the chat unless they have separately recorded the meeting. Begin recording a Zoom meeting by clicking the Record icon in the toolbar. Messages written in Breakout Rooms, or sent privately to another participant will not be saved. The chat will also be saved to the cloud, though only messages sent to the main room to everyone will be recorded. You may automatically save the meeting to the cloud, which will save the recordings in Canvas where students will be able to access them later. When setting up the meeting, there is an option to Record Automatically. Also consider verbally announcing to students that the session will be recorded.

Consider using Zoom’s consent to be recorded.

Let those students know the solution is to turn off their video within Zoom during those sessions.

Ask students in advance to let you know if they are concerned.

Your lecture video would be automatically stored in your configured save location for future review. Multiple output formats are supported including MP4, AVI, FLV, MKV, MOV, TS, and even GIF.

Send an announcement to the class via Canvas letting them know that you plan to record some or all of these sessions and whether you plan on posting the recordings within Canvas. Click the red DONE button or press F9 to end the online class recording.

Follow the FERPA compliance and other Stanford’s guidance on Stanford University Privacy Office.

To safeguard student privacy when recording, please be mindful of the following recommendations: An email will be sent to you when it is done.Recording class lessons on Zoom is good practice as students with unstable internet connections or who may be attending class from different time zones will be able to rewatch material as needed. The video will now take some time to process. When the video has been 'Stopped' a small notification will populate on the top right of your screen notifying you that the video is being processed and when it is done, an email will be sent to you. Upon stopping the recording, you will be asked to confirm the end of the recording click'Yes' Click Here! to learn how! Record to the Cloud Step 1: To learn how to upload a video/audio file to OneDrive Click Here! You can also host the video on Youtube. The file labeled 'Audio only' will contain only the audio for the recording, while the one named 'Zoom_#' is the video and audio recordingįrom here, you may upload the video/audio to wherever you please. The Zoom profile for the user will appear, on the left hand side locate the recordings tab. When the recording has finished, the files associated with the recording will be displayed. Locate Zoom recording by following this link to the CMU login for Zoom.

To end the meeting click 'End Meeting' in the lower right corner of the application:Ī window will appear notifying you of the status of the recording. When the video has been 'Stopped' a small notification will populate on the top right of your screen notifying you that the video will be converted to an mp4/mp3 when the meeting ends. If you wish to pause thee video, you may click the 'Pause' button on the screen, or if you are finished with your recording, you may click 'Stop'. Once you click on 'Record on this computer' a small status bar will appear in the top left of the zoom application. Select 'Record on this Computer' or 'Record to the Cloud'. In the Zoom application, hover over 'Record' on the bottom right. For information installing the Zoom application, Click Here! To start a Zoom meeting session, Click Here! * This tutorial requires the zoom application and a current zoom meeting session. You may save this video/audio recording directly to Zoom, or you may store the video on your computer and host it elsewhere such as Youtube or OneDrive.

This tutorial will walk you through recording a lecture or live session.