Canvas Studio

You can experience a variety of Studio examples from the student perspective through this self-enrollable Canvas Demo Course.

YouTube videos embedded into a course will not have advertisements displayed. Howver, YouTube videos into a Canvas course outside of Canvas Studio may display ads.

For more information read: YouTube Player for Education FAQs

You can use videos stored in your OneDrive in Canvas by first adding them to your Canvas My Library and then adding them to Canvas Studio through a Canvas page’s Rich Content Editor or as an External Tool in the Modules page. For step-by-step instruction please read: How to Add Videos from OneDrive to Canvas.

Media uploaded to Canvas Studio includes auto-generated captions by default. However, YouTube and Vimeo media cannot be automatically captioned by Studio, and require either a caption file upload or manually created captions.

You can manually add captions for your uploaded media and for media linked from YouTube and Vimeo. Using the Captions Editor, you can add caption lines that display on your video within specified time frames.

Once you add captions, a captions file is created. You can edit the captions file, download it, replace it, or delete it.

See also:

• How do I add auto-generated captions to my media file in Canvas Studio?
• How do I upload a caption file in Canvas Studio?
• Request Video Captions & Audio Transcriptions through UNCG ITS Learning Technology