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Schoology Tip: Embed Videos and Collect Student Video Submissions with Screencastify in Schoology
Screencastify is a free Chrome extension that allows you to capture audio and/or video right from your Chrome browser. As a teacher, you can use it to provide direct instruction, give assignment feedback, or introduce a lesson. Students can use it to complete assignments or demonstrate their know-how.
Common uses for screencasting:
Course Tours: guide students through your course
Explainer: explaining a complex concept
Supplements: re-teach or enhance concepts that students usually find difficult.
FAQ's: answer frequently asked questions
Feedback: providing feedback to students
How Do I Record a Video Using Screencastify?
It just takes a simple click or two to capture a multimedia video with Screencastify. When you're finished making your video, you'll have some options for where to save it. The easiest and most automatic option is to let it auto-save to your Google Drive. That's all you need if you're using Schoology! Watch the video below, or see step-by-step directions here .
How Do I Embed a Screencastify Video in Schoology?
Once you have created a video with Screencastify, you can embed that video on pages or in assignments in your Schoology course. Follow the step-by-step directions below or watch the tutorial to learn how. Watch the video below, or see step-by-step directions here .
How Does a Student Submit a Screencastify Video in a Schoology Assignment?
Students can create videos and submit them easily with Screencastify and Schoology. Follow the step-by-step directions or watch the video tutorial below to learn how.
So, screencasting is a great way to add a human element to your Schoology courses. While it is easy to see how it can be useful in virtual classes, it can also help you make versatile lessons that can be used in face-to-face classes as well!
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Student Tip: How to Submit Audio and Video for Assignments
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How to submit Google Drive files to an Assignment (Students)
How do i use my google drive in schoology, install the google drive resource app.
To submit items from your Google Drive to an Assignment, you must have the Google Drive Resource App installed. Depending on the settings at your organization, you may be able to install the app yourself. Reach out to your teacher or System Administrator with any questions on this process.
- Click Resources from the header.
- Select Apps from the side navigation menu.
- Click Install Apps under My Resources Apps .
- Select Google Drive Resource App in the pop-up menu.
- Click Install to add the app to your resource apps.
- To connect the app to your Google account, click Connect .
Add content from Google Drive to Schoology
Content has to be individually shared from Google Drive to Schoology before it will display within the Resource App or an assignment. To share content from Google Drive:
- Navigate to the Google Drive Resource App, and click Add Resources .
- From the drop-down menu, click Add files from Google Drive .
Select the individual files that you want to share with Schoology.
- You can narrow your search by using the search bar, filter options, and sort options.
- Folders cannot be added from Google Drive. Select the individual files to add them to Schoology.
- Click Select to save and share your content with Schoology.
Submit a Google Drive Resource to an assignment
If your teacher has assigned a Google Drive Assignment to you, use the Google Drive Assignments App to submit your assignment.
If your teacher is not using the Google Drive Assignments App, you can still submit files from your Google Drive with the following steps:
- Open the assignment from Course Materials.
- Click Submit Assignment.
- Within the Upload window, select Resources .
- Click Apps , and then Google Drive Resource App .
- Search for your document using the search bar.
- Check the box to the left of the item you wish to upload to the assignment.
- Click Import and select I mport File.
The Google Drive item will be submitted directly to the Assignment for your instructor to review.
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Submitting An Assignment in Schoology
- Post author: Technology Services
- Post published: November 17, 2019
- Post category: Instructional Guides / Schoology
- Reading time: 2 mins read
Here is a list of steps that can be used to submit an assignment on Schoology. Note: There are multiple ways to create/submit on Schoology.
Step 1: Click on the Assignment in Schoology
Step 2: Click the “Add a Submission” button
Step 3: Choose the method you wish to use.
- Upload – Click the appropriate button to upload a file or create an audio/video recording to upload to Schoology
- Create – Use the Text Editor to add text, graphics, or other media (such as links to work created online!). You can save your progress as a draft or submit when it is completed.
- Resources – Grab a file that already exists in your resources to submit. Choose Apps on the left side to get to your OneDrive and submit a file from there!
Step 4: Click to Submit or Import the document when it is completed.
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How to Post a Video to Schoology
There are two ways to post videos to Schoology -- upload the video or embed a video link. Here are the steps to do both.
Teachers use a Learning Management System (LMS) to upload reading material, assignments, etc. Schoology is among the popular LMSs today.
While teaching is mostly done in person or on Zoom or Google Meet, teachers are also recording video content. The video content can range from entire lectures lasting 30-40 minutes to short tutorials 1-2 minutes long. In this article we show a couple techniques to post videos to Schoology.
Posting video links
The simplest option to post a video is to copy and paste the video link to Schoology. When students click on the video, they are taken to a different website to view it.
There are two alternatives to pasting a link.
1.Upload video
You can upload video files directly to Schoology, but there’s a limit of 100MB per file. The drawback of this approach is that only about 10 minutes of video can fit in 100MB.
- To upload a video to any class material, click Insert Content and select Image/Media .
2. Click Attach File and select a video file on your computer. After this step the video file will get uploaded to Schoology.
For videos longer than 10 minutes, there is an alternative approach – you can embed the video in the material.
2. Embed video
To embed a video, we first have to copy special embed code from the video webpage. We show below how to get the embed code for videos on Klip and Youtube.
Klip is a screen recorder and video editor app to record lectures and short instructional videos. For e.g. a Math teacher can record a Math tutorial on Jamboard, using Klip.
a. Embed a Klip video into Schoology
- Open the Klip video webpage. Click the Share button.
2. Click Embed .
3. Click the copy icon to copy the embed code.
b. Get a YouTube embed code
- Open the YouTube video. Click the Share button.
3. Click COPY to copy the YouTube video embed code.
3. Paste embed code
Paste the embed code into the Link/Embed box in Schoology.
The embedded video appears in Schoology. The video can be played right here in Schoology without needing to click a link.
One thing to keep in mind is that the embed video is played from the original source — Klip or YouTube. Make sure to not delete the original video, otherwise the embed will cease to work.
Video embeds are simple to set up. Embedding videos improves the viewing experience by enabling students to view videos in Schoology without having to click a link.
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Embedding Google Forms in Schoology
Schoology offers a quality platform for classroom assessments, but no platform for collecting information that isn’t intended to be an assessment. In that situation, Google Forms is a great option. However, using a link and forcing students to go “out” of Schoology can be inconvenient and lead to some internet-wandering. So, let’s embed the Google From right into Schoology! Forms can be embedded in pages as well as assignments .
This is beneficial in a number of other situations:
- Schoology assessments can’t differentiate based on answers (i.e., seeing remedial content after getting a question wrong), but Forms can.
- If the data coming from the questions is actually going to someone else (i.e., your school guidance counselor), you’d be able to share the Google Forms results easily with them.
- If you’re looking to trigger some action (i.e., mail merge) with the responses, the Add-Ons offered in Google Sheets would work.
- If you’re looking to use the functionality offered by Google Forms Add-Ons like FormRanger and FormLimiter.
- If you need to use formulas or create data representations, Google Sheets are ideal.
Option 1: Add as an External Tool
This option requires the least steps, but has one major drawback – you can’t include any other text or images on the Schoology “page” – just the content from the form. (If you need to include other stuff, check out Option 2, below).
Check out the GIF below, followed by step-by-step instructions, to see how to do this:
Option 2: Embed the Form into a Page, Assignment or Discussion
This option is preferable if you’d like to add some text or other content on the same “screen” as the form.
- Create your Google Form.
- Click the Send (paper airplane) button.
- Select the <> Embed option.
- Modify the dimensions, if you’d like. You can do that in Schoology later as well.
- Click on the embed code.
- Click Copy.
- Go to your class Materials page in Schoology.
- Click Add Materials.
- Click Add Page (or whatever option you’re choosing).
- Click the button on the right, above the text box, with the two dots. It’s the Switch to HTML View button. (If you’re in an Assignment, you may have to click a > button to get to the expanded view)
- Paste the embed code.
- Click Create and you’re done!
- If you switch back to the Standard View, you can also enter other content (text, pictures, etc.) above or below the Google Form.
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Go to your class Materials page in Schoology. Click Add Materials. Click Add Page (or whatever option you're choosing). Click the button on the right, above the text box, with the two dots. It's the Switch to HTML View button. (If you're in an Assignment, you may have to click a > button to get to the expanded view) Paste the embed code.
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