Local recording: This stores the recording on your computer.

This requires a good network connection for the entire recording. Cloud recording (preferred): This stores the recording automatically in your My Media in Canvas or UD Capture Space.Recording storage: When you begin recording a class session, you’ll have the option to record locally or in the cloud.Check Record the meeting automatically and choose your preferred location (see below).Check Only authenticated users can join ( appear automatically).Scroll down the page and click the Edit this Meeting button. Create a new meeting or locate an existing meting and click the title of the meeting in the Meetings Tab of your UD Zoom Profile.Automatic recording: You can choose to enable automatic recording for your Zoom meeting by editing your meeting settings.(Learn more by viewing out video on Scheduling Meetings in Zoom for a Course). If you have sessions that have alternating meeting patterns in a classroom and online, you can use the same Zoom meeting for all sessions. Schedule a new recurring meeting in the Zoom Web Portal that matches your course meeting schedule.Learn about connections in the classroom.Follow the steps below to setup, record, and publish your classroom recording. You can even record the session and share it through Canvas. You can also teach face to face in a classroom and include your students attending remotely by having them join your Zoom session in real time (also called a concurrent classroom or hy-flex). You may have already used Zoom to capture your screen, webcam, document camera, and voice for recorded sessions. The Zoom conferencing tool can be used to attend virtual meetings with colleagues, hold remote office hour sessions with students, and deliver a live online classroom experience.

Camera to record lectures remotely