Kaltura is Chico State's video platform that allows students, faculty, and staff to upload, manage, and publish video content in Canvas and beyond.
Kaltura is Chico State's video platform that allows students, faculty, and staff to upload, manage, and publish video content. The Kaltura platform allows the campus community to host videos and audio files in a centralized location and share that content to a variety of other platforms including Canvas, the university website, or through email.
Kaltura is Chico State's official video platform faculty, staff, and students. Media can be shared internally in the LMS (Canvas) and to the public.
This article guides you through the most popular ways to share media in Kaltura, including embedding in Canvas, sharing a direct link, and submitting a video assignment.
This article will help users troubleshoot two common Kaltura errors that occur on Apple devices, including video playback issues and permission-related recording errors on macOS 15.
After updating to Kaltura Capture 5.0+ on macOS, some users encounter a "Failed to Load Settings" error. This occurs because old preference files remain after uninstalling, and deleting the Settings folder resolves the issue.
Videos imported into Kaltura from Zoom Cloud Recordings may have captions in a different language due to meeting participants changing the captioning language. To prevent this, enable "Lock Caption Language for this meeting" in Zoom and to fix existing recordings, order new captions in Kaltura and delete the incorrect ZOOM_CC captions.
Kaltura videos and My Media in Canvas may not load if Privacy Badger blocks required domains like cdnapisec.kaltura.com. To resolve this, allowlist specific Kaltura domains or disable Privacy Badger for Canvas.
Faculty may find discrepancies in Kaltura video quiz participation analytics due to browser and ad blocker settings that block analytics tracking. This article provides solutions to ensure accurate analytics recording by adjusting browser or plugin settings.
Use AI-generated lecture transcripts to create study materials such as outlines, flashcards, and quizzes that help students engage with course content outside of class.
Use AI-generated transcripts from recorded lectures to offer accessible, multimodal, and flexible learning options that support all students, including those with disabilities and multilingual learners.