How do I setup a Channel and put in Presentations?
Channels are a way to organize and share a collection of presentations. Perhaps a collection of presentations in a Channel are of a specific topic or for a specific course. There are two types of Channels. The Channels used in the student submissions workflow are created and managed by a Mediasite administrator. Those covered in this context are called User Channels.
Creating a User Channel:
- Login to MyMediasite
- Select Channels on the right side of the page.
- Click the + Add Channel button.
- Enter the Channel Name – this is the only piece of required information.
- Friendly Name – this will show up in the URL. *Do not use spaces*
- Channel Description – details about the channel.
- Channel Functionality – you can turn on multiple features at the channel level that will impact the presentations.
- Click Create Channel.
The channel will be empty when it is created and you will need to add presentations to the channel before sharing.
Watch a video of this process under the section How to Create a Channel.
Adding a Presentation to a Channel:
- Login to MyMediasite
- Select the video presentation you would like to move to the channel from you My Presentations list.
- Select Move To.
- Select the radio button Place this Presentation in a Channel.
- Choose an option for how the permissions should be handled.
- Keep permissions from source presentation will keep the current permissions.
- Inherit permissions from the parent folder will adjust the security permissions to match the user channel.
- Select the channel you would like to move the presentation to and click Move Presentation.
Sharing a Channel in eCampus:
- Login to eCampus
- Remember to configure your course for the MyMediasite-CSEE instance.
- Choose Build Content -> Mediasite - Link To Catalog.
Choose Channel radio button.
- Enter your Channel's Name in the search box and press Search Catalogs.
Choose the radio button next to the name in the list of results.
- Click OK.
- That Channel and its content will now be visible to students with access to that eCampus course as long as the contained Presentations' security and visibility is set appropriately.