The University of Northampton requires that all video and audio recordings for assessment are first uploaded to the MyMedia video server before submission in NILE, whether you create your video using Kaltura Capture, PowerPoint or your mobile device. Students can no longer upload video directly into NILE.
Video or audio files can be uploaded through the use of Kaltura Capture, by navigating on your laptop or mobile browser to mymedia.northampton.ac.uk and selecting Add New or by using the Add New option in the Kaltura submission plug-in for NILE, which is explained in this guide.
Tips:
You can access our complete set of Kaltura guides here which cover every aspect how we use Kaltura at the University of Northampton.
You can also access our Kaltura Troubleshooter guide to find solutions to common problems.
If these digital technologies are unfamiliar to you, we strongly recommend you practice the steps ahead of any deadline. You can use our many guides to learn how to use Kaltura Capture but you can also ask your tutor to set up a test submission point for your class to practice the submission process.
If you have followed our guidance and still experience a technical issue, you can complete our support form for help. However, this service is UK office hours and an immediate response is not guaranteed. Technical support should be requested before your deadline or you risk failing your assessment.
Reminder:
Follow this link Submitting Video or Audio for Assessment for a short video guide to submitting video for assessment:
If you continue to experience technical issues, select this link to complete our support form.
Open the Assessment and submission Learning Module.
Select the assignment title.
Select the View assessment option.
Select the Text editor.
Select the Insert Content icon.
Select Content Market from the drop-down menu.
Select the Kaltura Add / Embed Media tile from the Institution Tools section.
Select Search My Media to find the Capture video which has been uploaded to your personal video library.
We recommend you Preview your video at this step to ensure it is the version you want to submit for assessment.
Select Embed to choose your recording and begin the submission process.
NOTE: If you have used PowerPoint or your mobile to create your recording, you can also use Add New to upload your file.
IMPORTANT: Do not upload your recording directly into NILE as this method is not supported by the Learning Technology team.
Select Add New and then select Media Upload to drag & drop or upload your recording for submission.
The MediaSpace LTI plug-in for Blackboard Ultra will allow you to upload all common video and audio formats.
Once you have selected Embed you will begin the steps to submit your recording for assessment.
It is essential you follow these steps or your submission will not be complete.
Amend the Display Name of the video or audio in the Insert Content Market item pop-out.
Select the Insert option.
Your recording has now been embedded in the text editor ready for submission.
Select Submit to continue the submission process.
Select Submit from the Submit Assignment pop-out to confirm you want to continue to submit this recording for assessment.
The Your Submission was successful pop-out confirms you have completed a submission Attempt.
You can check your email for a confirmation of your submission and to review your attempt.
You can select Close to exit this pop-out confirmation screen.
You can select Submission if you wish to review your submission Attempt.
Select Start Attempt to make an additional submission.
If you wish to review a previous attempt, select Submissions then choose an Attempt.
You can select an Attempt if you want to review your submission but be aware this has now been submitted for assessment and cannot be changed.
If this is not the correct recording or if you have not correctly embedded the recording, you can exit this screen and make another submission attempt, provided your module tutor has allowed you to make multiple attempts.
If the recording is a group assessment, ensure the video owner records or uploads the recording to their Kaltura MediaSpace and logs into NILE to make the submission on behalf of the group.
Navigate to mymedia.northampton.ac.uk on a Chrome desktop browser.
Select Log In and enter your UON username and password to access your MyMedia account.
Select Kaltura Capture from the Add New menu.
Select the Download for Windows link.
Locate the downloaded Capture package in your browser Downloads folder.
Double-click the downloaded Capture package to begin the Kaltura Capture Setup Wizard.
Select Next.
On the Installation Settings screen click Next.
Click Install to begin the installation process.
Click Finish on the final screen to complete the installation.
The Kaltura Capture recorder is now installed on your Windows device.
Log in to mymedia.northampton.ac.uk on your Mac browser.
Select Kaltura Capture from the Add New drop-down menu.
Select Download for Mac to download the application.
Locate the application in your browser's download folder.
Double click the .dmg file to begin the installation process.
Drag the Kaltura Personal Capture application icon to your applications folder.
The Kaltura Personal Capture software is now installed in your Applications folder.
ENABLE PRIVACY SETTINGS
You now need to allow Kaltura Capture access to your screen, camera and microphone in your Mac's settings so it can record video and audio. This step ensures that the app functions correctly and that your recordings include both video and audio.
To change these settings, choose Apple menu > System Settings > click Security & Privacy in the sidebar (you may need to scroll down.), then click Privacy.
SCREEN RECORDING PERMISSIONS
Close Kaltura Capture.
Go to System Preferences.
Click on Security & Privacy.
Click the Privacy tab at the top.
In the left-hand column, click on Screen Recording.
In the right column, check the box next to Kaltura Capture app to grant access to Screen Recording.
You might need to click the lock in the bottom left to allow editing.
Restart the application after changes are done to take effect.
CAMERA PERMISSIONS
Go to System Preferences.
Click the icon labeled Security & Privacy.
Click the Privacy tab at the top.
In the left-hand column, click on Camera to manage app permissions.
In the right column, check the box next to Kaltura Capture app to grant access to the camera.
Restart the application after changes are done to take effect.
MICROPHONE PERMISSIONS
Select System Preferences.
Click the icon labeled Security & Privacy.
Click the Privacy tab at the top.
In the left-hand column, click on Microphone to manage app permissions.
Tick the box next to Kaltura Capture app to grant access to the microphone.
Restart the application after changes are done to take effect.
PLEASE NOTE
If you encounter one of the following screen errors when attempting to start or stop your Kaltura Capture recording. Follow the guidance in the link below to amend your MacBook privacy settings to enable permission to record your screen, camera, or audio, and then try again.
Download the KMS GO app from the App Store.
Click Open and the app will ask if you would like to allow notifications.
Click Don't Allow if you do not want to receive notifications or click Allow if you would like to receive notifications.
Enter the site address which is https://mymedia.northampton.ac.uk
Click Go and the KMS GO home page displays.
The default view of the MediaSpace mobile app is the Home screen which shows Trending content.
Select the user icon in the top left of the screen to view the MediaSpace login screen.
Enter your University of Northampton Staff username or Student ID and password.
The app will display the Home screen for logged-in users.
Select the icon in the top left to access My Page which will display your personal media library and viewing history.
Select the Explore link to view Getting Started support videos along with Library Skills Hub content and general Kaltura video tutorials.
Select the Upload link to upload content to your MediaSpace Gallery.
Launch the Capture recorder and select the Manage link.
Select the Information icon.
Check Kaltura Capture is correctly linked to your University of Northampton username.
Check Kaltura Capture is correctly linked to mymedia.northampton.ac.uk
If Capture is not correctly linked to your username or the correct MediaSpace webpage select Sign Out.
Log in to mymedia.northampton.ac.uk and select Kaltura Capture from the Add New menu.
Once Kaltura Capture has launched, select the Manage link in the recorder and follow the previous steps again.
Select the Information icon.
Kaltura Capture should now be correctly linked to your username and mymedia.northampton.ac.uk.
Finally, you should Bookmark the new mymedia.northampton.ac.uk webpage for quick access in future.
Launch Kaltura Capture from your desktop or applications menu.
Select or mute the Camera, Screen or Audio icons to customise your recording options.
Select the drop-down menu beneath each recording option to make further choices.
Select the red button on the left side of Capture to start recording.
After a five second countdown your recording will start.
When the recording begins, the duration of your recording is displayed in the minimised Capture recorder.
When you have finished recording, pause your recording or select the stop button.
A pop-up message will ask you to confirm you want to stop your recording.
The following screen enables you to preview your video, edit the default title, provide a description and add searchable tags.
You can choose to Save and Upload your video to your MyMedia account or Save it to your device for upload at a later point.
If you no longer want your recording, you can delete it from your device by selecting the Delete button.
In your Capture Library, you can follow the progress of your upload, delete all uploaded recordings or start a new recording.
You can also select a recording to preview, edit the title and description or add searchable tags.
You can return to your Library at any time by launching the Capture recorder and selecting the Manage link.
Open your PowerPoint slide presentation.
Launch the Kaltura Capture recorder.
Use the drop-down menu beneath the screen icon to select the screen which displays the PowerPoint deck.
Select and customise your Audio and Camera input sources.
Select the red record icon on Capture to begin recording.
Select the Slide Show tab from the PowerPoint menu.
Select From Beginning from the PowerPoint Slide Show tab to begin your presentation.
Narrate your slides and use the keyboard arrow or tab keys to advance your slides.
Select the Stop button on the Capture recorder or select Ctrl+Shift+S to stop the recording.
Exit your PowerPoint presentation by selecting the Esc button on your keyboard.
The Capture recorder should now display a preview of the recording.
Preview your recording by selecting the play icon beneath the video display.
Edit your video title, add a description and use tags to make your video more searchable.
Select Save and Upload to upload your recording to your MyMedia account.
In the Library screen, select the MyMedia link beneath your video to access the recording in your MyMedia account.
If you are logged in to MyMedia, you can playback and review your recording.
Select the burger menu to navigate your recording using your PowerPoint slide deck.
If you have followed the instructions above carefully, but have a technical issue recording using Kaltura, it is possible to create a video of your narrated Powerpoint to upload to Kaltura, and from there to submit it in your assignment. To do this, open your PowerPoint presentation, add a narration, and Save. Then click File > Export > Create a Video > Create Video. This will create an MPEG-4 video. Choose a location to save this to (e.g. Videos, Downloads, or your own folder). Then log into NILE, go to the Course, Assessment and submission, and follow the guidance for uploading and submitting a video: https://libguides.northampton.ac.uk/learntech/sage-ultra/assignment-submission/audiovideo#s-lg-box-15995049
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