Annoto can be used on a video that is used for discussions. In this case – Annoto can be used to provide guidance\ instructions to students as well as questions for them to answer in the discussion. As every comment is time-tagged in Annoto, questions can be related to specific moments in the vide and engage a discussion related to that.

1. Go to Discussions

2. Click the “ +Discussion “ button to create a new discussion

1. Add topic title

2. In the text box select "Embed Kaltura Media" - it will be either in the toolbar, or under “Apps" plug:

1. Add the media you want in this discussion

2. Set all other options as you prefer.

3. Click “Save”

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Annoto is enabling your course participants to add time-based annotations as an overlay to any video content, turning passive video watching into an active and collaborative learning experience while providing you actionable insights on the students and the video content delivered.

Annoto lets you create a variety of assessments and interactive video-based activities.

You can incorporate video-based feedback into Canvas assessments, create in-video quizzes or meaningful discussions by letting your students add time-based annotations to video lectures in different content pages,or/and use it as a personal learning journal through the course, and much more.

Transform passive video viewing into an active, collaborative experience that provides you with actionable insights about students and videos.

With Annoto, you can use video content for Video Assessment, skills development, Peer Review & Reflection, Video Feedback, Collaborative Learning, and so much more.

[ANNOTO WITHIN YOUR LMS]

Annoto works within the Canvas environment within your existing video content (e.g. Kaltura, Vimeo and any other video source) with zero configuration (without redirecting the instructor outside of the Canvas LMS) and integrated into the Kaltura environment.

In this brief demonstration, we will show you how to create a skill assessment review process using a video that a student has submitted. This process allows instructors to provide feedback on the student's assignment by using in-context comments provided by Annoto. Here's the workflow you can follow:

1. Set up the assignment.

2. Establish rubrics that include the desired criteria.

3. Have students submit their assignments and reflect on them

4. Instructors can then review the videos, provide feedback, and assign a grade based on the rubrics and criteria they have set.

5. All of this can be done within the speedgrader of Canvas.

That's it! This process allows a seamless and effective review process and makes grading more structured and efficient.

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Annoto's Video Activity Completion feature seamlessly integrates with Canvas LMS, providing educators with a powerful tool to monitor and manage student engagement in video-based learning activities. This feature offers detailed insights into which students have completed assigned video content, ensuring that all participants are staying on track with their coursework.

Key Benefits:

1. Enhanced Engagement Tracking: Easily track video completion rates within the Canvas LMS, allowing educators to see which students have watched the entire video and who might need additional support.

2. Automated Insights: Automatically generate reports on video activity completion, saving educators time and effort in monitoring student progress.

3. Informed Interventions: Identify students who may be falling behind and intervene promptly to provide necessary support, enhancing overall learning outcomes.

4. Seamless Integration: The Video Activity Completion feature integrates smoothly with Canvas, ensuring a hassle-free experience for both educators and students.

5. Data-Driven Decisions: Utilize completion data to make informed decisions about course content and delivery, optimizing the learning experience for all students.

By leveraging Annoto's Video Activity Completion feature within Canvas LMS, educators can ensure higher levels of student engagement, timely interventions, and a more interactive and effective learning environment.

First, ensure that you have already created criteria in your Annoto Assessment Library.

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Annoto enables you to seamlessly add interactive capabilities to your course videos, either at the course level or the video level.

For example, you can set default preferences for Annoto features that will be overlaid across your course video content, and then update specific videos with different desired features.

Alternatively, you can disable Annoto at the course level and enable it for specific videos.

Set Annoto Features at the Course Level

To set up Annoto features in a course, you can activate interactive capabilities across all your course videos through the section on the Annoto Dashboard.

Here's a brief guide:

1. Access the Annoto Dashboard: Navigate to the Annoto Dashboard from your course platform.

2. Go to Kaltura's Media Gallery

3. Go to the Channel Actions menu

4. Click on Annoto Dashboard

1. In the Annoto Dashboard click on the Preferences tab

2. Enable Features: Choose the features you want to enable for your course videos. You can do this by toggling the options or selecting a preset:

This setup will apply the chosen features to all course videos, enhancing the interactive experience for your students.

Set Annoto Features for a specific Video

There are two ways to set Annoto features for a specific video:

• From the Annoto Dashboard

• From the Video View

From the Annoto Dashboard:

To set Annoto for a specific video from the Annoto dashboard:

1. In the Annoto Dashboard, click on the Hub tab.

2. Select the video you want to disable Annoto for (you can search by video title).

3. Go to the Preferences tab of this video view.

4. Set the features you want for this video (you can use a preset, such as "Disabled" or "Analytics," or enable only the personal notes for this video).

From the Video View

1. Go to the video where you want to enable Annoto.

2. Based on your organization setting, you will have one of the following two options:

1. You will see the Annoto dashboard open, choose which features you want to enable and exist.

This setup will apply the chosen features to the video, enhancing the interactive experience for your students.

In this brief demonstration, we will show you how to create a peer review process using a video that a student has submitted.

This process allows both peers and instructors to provide feedback on the student's assignment by using in-context comments provided by Annoto.

Here's the workflow you can follow:

• Set up the assignment and the peer reviews.

• Establish rubrics that include the desired criteria.

• Have students submit their assignments and review each other's work.

• Instructors can then review the videos, provide feedback, and assign a grade based on the rubrics and criteria they have set.

• All of this can be done within the SpeedGrader of Canvas.

That's it! This process allows for effective peer review and makes grading more structured and efficient.

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Step by Step

1. Click on "Assignments"

1. Click on the "+ Assignment" button to create a new assignment.

4. Please provide the name of the assignment. for the example we will use "Peer Review Workflow demo"

5. Select the Submission Type as "Online" and also check the "Text Box" for the Online Entry Option.

6. Choose your preferred method for assigning peer reviews:

7. In this example, we will utilize the Manual Assign Peer Review option.

8. Once you have everything ready, click on the "Save" button.

9. We'll have Student 1 and Student 2 review each other's assignments.

10. Click on the option "Give student2 another submission to assess" and select student 1.

11. Click on the option "Give student1 another submission to assess" and select student 2.

12. We'll log in as student 1 to submit the assignment.

13. Click on "Peer Review Workflow demo"

14. Click to "Start Assignment" and then click on "Embed Kaltura Media"

15. Choose between using "Express Capture" to record your camera or uploading a pre-recorded video. Once you have made your decision, click on the option to embed the video.

16. Click on "Submit Assignment"

17. Click on "Required Peer Review 1"

18. Click on Student 2 to review their video assignment.

19. I, as Student 1, now have the ability to provide feedback on Student 2's assignment using time-based comments (Text & Video) through Annoto.

20. Once Student 1 and Student 2 finished to provide feedback in each other assigment, I as an sintractor can review thier assigments and provide the a grade using the Canvas Speed graded

21. Click on "Peer Review Workflow demo"

22. To review student submissions, click on "SpeedGrader."

23. In this view, you have the ability to:

• Review Student 2's video submission and also review Student 1's feedback.

• Provide your own time-based feedback in the form of text and video using Annoto comments. Assign a grade based on the specific rubrics you have defined.

• And the best part is, you can perform all of these tasks directly within Canvas!

Have questions? Contact us at support@annoto.net

Annoto enhances learning in Canvas by integrating interactive, in-video quizzes with Kaltura videos. This feature supports educators in creating engaging content and provides valuable insights into student performance.

Quizzes are seamlessly embedded within videos, allowing dynamic student interaction. With automatic grade passback to the Canvas gradebook, quiz results are instantly recorded, saving time and ensuring accurate grade tracking.

Detailed analytics on quiz performance help educators adjust instructional strategies based on student interaction and areas of difficulty.

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Why Use Annoto In-Video Quizzes?

Annoto can be used as an activity in Canvas pages. Once A video with Annoto is added, Annoto can be used for discussions, Q&A, faculty-students interaction, students-interaction, tasks, etc. In order to add a video with Annoto to a page:

1. Go to Pages

2. Click on “View all pages” button:

1. Click the “ +Page “ button to create a new page:

1. Add page title

2. In the text box select "Embed Kaltura Media" - it will be either in the toolbar, or under “Apps" plug:

1. Choose the video you want to add.

2. Save & Publish