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Zoom is a cloud-based videoconferencing and collaboration platform. With Zoom you have the flexibility to create virtual classrooms and invite students to join from their desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Students can also share content from their devices such as PowerPoint presentations, and YouTube videos.  Zoom is available to all faculty, staff, and students for academic purposes.

Steps for setting up the Hue Document Camera as a video input in Zoom and sharing from the doc cam during a meeting: this allows instructors to share physical media and examples (like books) in their presentations and meetings.

Steps for setting up the Hue Document Camera as a video input in YuJa Software Station: this allows instructors to share physical media and examples (like books) in their recorded presentations.

Classroom Services is able to support the following video and audio conference solutions in UND’s hybrid classrooms for UND faculty and staff:

IVN Pexip video conferencing
Pexip video conferences are pre-arranged video conferences with specific start and end times, that make use of NDUS IVN rooms and allow individuals to join the meetings via a web browser or telephone. To schedule a Pexip video conference, please contact us at 701.777.6325.
IVN Pexip audio conferencing
Pexip audio-only

Provides instructions for making Zoom recordings available to users that are not logged into their Zoom accounts.

YuJa is a great tool for students and instructors to upload video lectures/assignments to share with the rest of the class.

By default, Outlook may add a TEAMS meeting invite with every new meeting created. This article describes how to enable/disable this feature, as it can cause confusion when trying to create a Zoom invitation instead.

Infobase (formerly Hoonuit / Atomic Learning) provides online training through an extensive library of short, easy-to-understand video tutorials. Instructors can choose a relevant topic and link any of the available videos from their Blackboard course site. Students can access the assigned videos with just one click (optional participation tracking - syncs with Bb Grade Center).

Audience: Instructors
How to identify and bulk download your videos and media currently housed on YuJa – archive on OneDrive or save locally for later use.

The YuJa Enterprise Video Platform is an all-in-one video experience to securely create, manage, discover, collaborate, and live stream video content across any device, at any time. This article contains instructions and resources for students to get started using YuJa.

Archived YuJa recordings can be restored by accessing the video under My Archive in the left navigation of YuJa's My Media area. Users can hover their cursor over the desired video and click Restore. Recordings should be accessible after the restoration process completes in 2-4 days, depending on current processing load of the archive storage service.

Downloading Media in YuJa

Infobase (formerly Hoonuit / Atomic Learning) provides online training solutions through an extensive library of short, easy-to-understand video tutorials. This article explains how students can access Infobase from their Blackboard course site.

A guide to content management for YuJa users: uploading content, editing existing content, managing available storage space (downloading & deleting content), and storage quotas.

You can add files, images, audio, and video when you create content in your course. For example, in discussions, you can browse for a media clip from your computer or your course's file repository: Course Files or the Content Collection.