If allowed by your institution, you can add media from YouTube and Vimeo in your Studio account. Once the YouTube or Vimeo video is added in Studio, you can add annotations, share access, and manage the media using the media tabs.
Currently, Studio does not support subtitles/closed captioning transcripts provided on media added from YouTube or Vimeo. To add captions to these media (if the copyright allows), you can upload caption files in Studio. You can also create captions from scratch.
If a YouTube or Vimeo video's privacy settings change to restrict public access, the Studio player displays a notice. Contact the video owner and request an update to the video share settings.
Studio also supports uploading media files to your Studio account.
Notes:
- Vimeo videos with an Unlisted privacy setting cannot be added to Studio.
- Admins can restrict users from adding media via YouTube or Vimeo. Learn more about managing permissions in Canvas Studio.
- When a YouTube video is added in Canvas Studio, it is still ultimately loaded from YouTube. If your institution blocks direct navigations to YouTube but allows YouTube embeds, Canvas Studio videos added from YouTube will play.
- Currently, Studio does not support the replacement of the video thumbnail for media added from YouTube or Vimeo.
Add Media
In Studio, click the Add Media icon.
Note: Admins can restrict users from uploading media from a device. Learn more about managing permissions in Canvas Studio.
Add Media URL
Enter the video URL in the Youtube or Vimeo Link field [1]. Then click the Add Video button [2].
View Added Media
Media added via YouTube display a YouTube icon [1].
Media added via Vimeo display a Vimeo icon [2].
Edit Media
From the Options icon [1], you can create a video quiz, add annotations, share the media to users or through a link, move the media to a collection, or delete the media.
Manage Media
When you view the media, you can share the media, delete the media, or download a transcript of any captions from the More Options menu [1].
To manage media playback speed and turn commenting on and off, click the Media Settings icon [2].
To view the media in a library or course, click the Media Location drop-down menu [3]. If the media is added in a course, you can view course-specific media details.
You can also edit media details [4], view comments [5], review user insights and analytics [6], and add captions from scratch or upload a caption file [7].
