The preferred student method for sharing video is through an upload to Video Note. This is the most reliable and accessible option, and provides the best grading experience for instructors.
This does not require the use of the Video Note recording options and can accept any video or audio file under 30 minutes in length.
The Video Note tool can be found in the Brightspace text editor under Insert Stuff. Assignments and Discussions (and Quizzes, in certain question types) provide access to the Insert Stuff button.
Assignments accepting file attachments do allow video uploads and also offer the in-browser recording of short video and audio notes. Linking or embedding video from another hosting source is always an option.
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How to Create a Video
There are many options for creating a video. Your instructor may have specific instructions and recommended tools.
Common options include:
Record a Video in Brightspace
This currently limits your submission to only what can be captured by a webcam
Record a video with the camera on your Smart Phone
This currently limits your submission to only what can be captured by a camera
Narrate a PowerPoint presentation. All Brock University students are entitled to the latest version of PowerPoint.
For Windows
For Mac
For Mobile or Web
Requires additional software or OS features and is not recommended
Record an MS Teams meeting
With your group members or in a meeting you invite yourself to, you can record a meeting, and when the recording is ready, download the resulting video file or access it through OneDrive (more information about recordings in MS Teams) and upload it as outlined below.
Submitting a video using the option to insert a Video Note
Step 1: Go to submit to the assignment/discussion topic/quiz as normal. Find the Insert Stuff button in the text editor.
Step 2: Choose Add Video Note.
Step 3: Use Upload File or record from a webcam. The upload limit is 2GB while recordings must be under 30 minutes.
Select the file you want to upload from your computer. File format must be .mp4, .webm, .mov, .flv, .f4v, .mp3, .m4a, .ogg, or .wav.
Once uploaded (which can take some time depending on file size), a video will have a brief processing period and then become available to preview. Be careful in this time.
Step 4: Click Insert and then Submit.
You should see the familiar Assignment submission confirmation page.