How do I EMBED Studio Videos into Pages, Assignments, & Discussions?

Embedding Studio Videos using Chrome or Edge

In Canvas, users can embed media from Canvas Studio in any feature area with the Rich Content Editor, including Assignments, Discussions, and Pages. Media is embedded using the Studio LTI tool. You can select existing media and also upload new media through the Studio LTI tool.

When embedding media in Canvas, you can chose to hide or display media tabs. Media tabs give you access to media details, comments, insights, and captions. When media tabs are disabled, embedded Canvas Studio media can be resized in the user interface. Regardless of comments, embedded media views are always included in analytics.

If needed, you can embed YouTube or Vimeo videos at a particular timestamp. Additionally, when embedding media in Canvas, the download option is disabled by default for media you own, but you can choose to enable the download option.

Embedding Media in Assignments and Discussions

If you are an instructor and embedding media in an assignment or a discussion, you may consider disabling comments. For graded assignments, inline comments are not a replacement for submissions and never display in SpeedGrader. For instance, when embedding media in a graded discussion, students could post inline comments, but to receive a grade, they would also have to post a reply to the graded discussion. The discussion reply would display in SpeedGrader for grading. However, comments could be enabled when embedding media in a No Submission or Not Graded assignment.

Learn more by reviewing "How do I embed Canvas Studio media in a Canvas course using a Chrome or Edge Browser?"

Tutorial Video

In this video, you will see how to use embed codes in order to add content into Canvas Pages.