Upstander Mac OS
Upstander Mac OS
Jack Will is a main character in Wonder. He attends school at Beecher Prep. He is one of Auggie’s best friends. Along with Julian and Charlotte, he was asked by Mr. Tushman at the beginning of the year to be one of August's welcoming buddies. He is portrayed by Noah Jupe in Wonder. Noah Jupe is also known for A Quiet Place 1 History 2 Appearance 3 R.J. Palacio on Jack 4 Trivia 5 Gallery At. Sadly, I need to install a new OS before I can run SINE (or the Korg Collection, for that matter), and in order to do that, I need to buy a new Mac as my current one can't run anything higher than El Capitan (10.11.xx).
Go to Student Resources for Panopto
What is Panopto?
Panopto is a video content management system for uploading, managing, and sharing video and audio files. It serves as a centralized, secure place for recorded instructional videos, flipped classroom videos, TCU campus events, and more. It is also a robust video capture tool for recording and editing video content with accessibility features such as captions, bookmarks, and downloadable support files.
- 'Upstander' is a 360 animated experience about bullying, and how we can make a difference if we step in. It was created in partnership with the Oculus VR for Good Program and youth charity The Diana Award. The experience uses scale, embodiment, and space to push the boundaries of the medium.
- Pop-ups aren't always annoying. Sometimes you need them for features or secure logins. We show you how to allow pop-ups on a Mac in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
The Panopto dashboard comes with built-in video analytics, a web-based video editor, automatic encoding to ensure your videos play efficiently on any device, and a unique search engine that helps your students review material mentioned or shown in their course videos.
Upstander Mac Os X
Although Panopto is integrated in TCU Online, many of the administrative tasks are completed through the hosted site https://tcu.hosted.panopto.com/.
What can be recorded with Panopto?
- Videos and mini-lectures that present class content. Panopto’s software runs on Windows, Mac OS, iOS, and Android so instructors can easily record class videos at the office, from home, or in the field.
- Live webcasts. Panopto can live stream your lecture to students on other campuses, at field or internship sites, and in their homes.
- Student assignments. Having students create and submit video assignments allow students to demonstrate skills they have learned in the course. Panopto makes it easy for students to record assignments and submit them for review.
Teaching with Panopto
Upstander Mac Os 11
Teaching with Panopto
Panopto’s TCU Online integration allows your video mini-lectures, tutorials, or reviews for your students to be easily added to your course and accessed directly through TCU Online. You can also create and curate class-specific folders that can be accessed directly within TCU Online.
Students can use Panopto to create videos using a computer or mobile device, and directly upload them to an integrated folder in TCU Online for you to see, and the rest of the class if you allow access. Students can also submit their video for grading through the TCU Online Assignments or Discussions tool. Note: the Panopto Assignment Folders are different than TCU Online Assignment Folders, and cannot be linked to a grade item. We recommend changing the name of the Panopto Assignment Folder to prevent confusion within your TCU Online course.
Workshops & Training
Workshops and Training
The Koehler Center periodically offers workshops on using Panopto. View our Events page for a list of currently scheduled workshops. You can also visit the Recorded TCU Online Webinars archive and watch the Creating Course Videos with Panopto Webinar (approx 90 min).
Learn to Use Panopto
Getting Started with Panopto
Panopto has both a Desktop Recorder and a web-based recorder called Panopto Capture.
- The Panopto Desktop Recorder is designed for a full-feature experience. It allows you to record both simple and more in-depth presentations utilizing multiple video inputs from your computer. The desktop recorder has the ability to capture multiple programs on multiple screens simultaneously, and it gives you the ability to adjust the individual settings of each capture device before you begin recording. With the desktop recorder, you first record your videos and then upload them to your Panopto account. The desktop recorder also allows you to record offline and then upload your recording once an internet connection has been reestablished. You will need administrative rights on your computer to download and run the desktop recorder software.
- Panopto Capture: Web Recorder, allows you to easily record audio, video, and other media from within a web browser. It is designed to allow you to record a simple presentation (webcam, audio, and screen capture) anywhere you have a stable internet connection. Panopto Capture’s intuitive user interface makes it easy to select your input sources. With the web-based recorder, videos are recorded directly into your Panopto account. Since it is a web-based recorder, there is no required software to download.
This table compares the features of the Panopto Desktop Recorder with the web-based Panopto Capture. Read more in the Getting Started with Panopto drop-down above.
| Panopto Desktop Recorder | Panopto Capture (Web Recorder) | |
|---|---|---|
| Stable internet connection required | X | |
| Ability to turn your webcam on and off while recording | X | |
| Record multiple feeds from the same computer | X | |
| High degree of control over quality and control over audio and video inputs | X | |
| Ability to record from multiple webcams simultaneously | X | X |
| Record your screen or PowerPoint slides | X | X |
| Record individual programs instead of screen(s) | X | |
| Capture PowerPoint slides and make them navigable within the video | X |
Panopto Desktop Recorder
These links and videos will help you download and get started using the desktop recorder.
- Download the Panopto Desktop Recorder
Panopto Capture: Web Recorder
Panopto Capture: Web Recorder
With Panopto Capture you do not have to download any software. Instead, simply log into TCU’s Panopto site, launch Panopto Capture, and record. Then close the Panopto Capture window to go back to the Panopto site to edit, publish, or share your video.
- Record Videos with Panopto Capture Web Recorder
Manage Panopto Settings
- Work with the Settings for Your Panopto Video
- Rename
- Move to a new folder
- Change preview image
- Adjust download settings
- View quiz results
- Import captions
- Adjust Video Access Settings and Sharing Permissions
- Post Panopto Videos in TCU Online
Using Panopto with Your Class
Quick Reference Guides
Quick Reference Guides
Accessibility
For information about Panopto’s Accessibility, view the Panopto’s accessibility features page.
Users can learn more about adding captions to their videos via the following resources:
Getting Help from Panopto
Copying Course Content Information: As of version 5.2.1.32599, when you copy a course in TCU Online (D2L), Panopto will automatically grant students in the new course with access to the copied videos. No configuration is required on Panopto, this functionality is automatic.
Student Resources
Students upload their videos into a Panopto Submission Folder and submit them for grading in either a TCU Online Assignment folder or a Threaded Discussion board. This is a two step process for students to share their videos with the instructor and to submit it an area that is linked with the gradebook.
Upstander Mac OS