There are three options for adding a video to Kaltura (My Media): Upload, YouTube, and Kaltura Capture. Learn more about these options below:

• Upload
• Kaltura Capture
• YouTube

Add your Kaltura videos to your Canvas assignments, pages, quizzes, and/or discussions. The first option uses a player that does not have a button for students to download the video file to their computers. The second option uses a video player that has a button for students to download the video file.

Embed Video (no download option)

Once you have your video added to Kaltura, follow these instructions to add it to your course:

Assignments that ask students to create video presentations can be excellent methods to assess synthesis of course materials or to present original research. Below you will find best practices for setting up student video presentation assignments in Canvas, including some instructions that you can copy and paste to include in your assignment instructions.

But, first, a word about what NOT to do. 

Use the Video Editor feature under Edit to trim your videos or to create copies or clips.

To begin access My Media either through UIS Canvas or UIS MediaSpace

Page Contents

• Limitations of AI Companion
• Allow users to ask AI Companion questions about the meeting
• Meeting summary with AI Companion
• Smart recording with AI Companion
• Retention

Limitations and considerations of AI Companion

• All AI Companion Features:
  • It requires a Licen

Students may now use the UIS Mobile app to access their Digital ID. 

To begin registering your devices go to:

1. Open the PreAuth Login Page (not on the device you are trying to connect)
2. Log in with your NetID and Password

For all devices, regardless of location, you should first try to connect to UISWiFi.

If your device cannot connect to UISWiFi AND it is located in an area of campus that has already been refreshed:

Step by step guide on how to manage your Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) devices.

Introduction

If you get a new phone, change your phone number, or get a new device, you can update this information so you can continue to secure your account using MFA.

You can manage your devices via the NetID Center or the Duo Universal Prompt. You can find instructions on using either interface below.

For more information about multi-factor authentication and how it protects your university account, see our article here: Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), Introduction.

The first time you log into MFA-protected University website or service, you will be asked to enroll your account and set up a device. 

Hardware tokens and security keys are small, portable devices that can be used for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). If you don't have a device compatible with the Duo Mobile app, or do not want to use a personal device for MFA, you can use a hardware token purchased from the Webstore instead. Hardware tokens also do not depend on connectivity to the internet.