How?

Zoom gives you the ability to record your session.  When you're in a Zoom session, look at the bar at the bottom of the screen, you'll find a Record button (if you are the meeting host, or if the host has enabled the button for you.)

"Record to the Cloud" vs "Record to computer":  CHOOSE "RECORD TO

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THE CLOUD"

When you click the Record button, you will be presented with a choice of record to the (Zoom) cloud or to your computer.  Both have advantages and disadvantages. 

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Cons: The recording is not "instantly" available for sharing as it is on Zoom's Cloud.  You first have to upload it somewhere.  Sometimes these recordings are too large to immediately upload to Canvas without special preparations.

Get permission to record

if you choose to record lectures or classes while engaged in synchronous lecturing or teaching, or if you are otherwise conducting a Zoom meeting with other people, you may do so as long as you make a statement, up-front, that the class or meeting is being recorded.  Subsequent to this statement, an instructor/meeting leader can assume that any participant who chooses to converse during a class/meeting is aware that the session is being recorded. You may then use a Google Drive folder to store recordings and allow the “share” settings to block viewers from downloading files.  Instructions can be found by accessing Stop, Limit or Change Sharing in Google.   Instructors can also add a URL link in Canvas or use Canvas’ Google Drive integration (learn more about sharing files in Canvas).  These practices are consistent with Washington State privacy laws pertaining to in-class recordings - you may contact Antonia Keithahn (keithaam@whitman.edu) if you have any questions.  

Q & A

Q:  Wait, I've already got recordings in Zoom's Cloud.  How do I get them out?

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