The My Pitt Video website can help you organize, share, and manage your videos. The website sometimes referred to as Lecture Capture Panopto, is found at https://pitt.hosted.panopto.com or can be accessed via the Pitt Portal at my.pitt.edu. It is the cloud storage space that houses all of your Panopto videos, be they created using the Panopto app, or made through other means and then uploaded to Panopto.

Cloud storage means that your videos are accessible to stream over the internet in any place that you choose to share them. Pitt users have access to an unlimited amount of video storage space using My Pitt Video, so it is the recommended tool to use for hosting virtually all digital video at Pitt.

Because of the necessary versatility built into the web site, My Pitt Video contains a wide variety of tools and functions, many of which we will be exploring further in the other units of this course.

When using the Panopto Video tool with Canvas, the tool actually takes a small snippet of the My Pitt Video web space and inserts it into your course, which we will look at in Unit 3: Using Panopto with Canvas.
My Pitt Video is where Zoom cloud recordings are hosted, which we will cover in Unit 4: Using Panopto with Zoom.
My Pitt Video is also where you will access the Panopto Editor, create Quizzes in Panopto, as well as add your Closed Captions, which we will cover in Unit 5: Editing, Accessibility and Quizzing in Panopto

Before we can jump into any of the above utilities and functions, this unit will prepare you by familiarizing you with the look and feel of the My Pitt Video web space, how to navigate through it to find what you're looking for, what pitfalls to avoid, and how to take advantage of the most important functions it offers in order to effectively manage your video content.

We will begin with a comprehensive overview with Using My Pitt Video and Panopto Folder Settings. We'll also take an in depth look at the different methods of Creating Videos in My Pitt Video, as well as Panopto Video Settings.

At the end of the unit, you will also find My Pitt Video Exercises, which will serve as a testing ground for you to practice using what you've learned about My Pitt Video. There you'll be able to interact with other members of the Teaching With Panopto cohort in order to share ideas and see the types of videos that we all are creating.

Virtual Office Hours with your Panopto instructors will be offered through Zoom. Reach out to one of the instructors via email to schedule a one-on-one session. You can also use the Anonymous Feedback survey in this course if you wish to report or inquire about anything anonymously.

You can use the links above to jump to your desired page, or click the Next button below to navigate through the pages one by one. You can also use the Modules area to get a top-down look at the unit.