This article is for faculty who are using Canvas and would like to restore archived Panopto Videos.
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If an instructor hasn't used a Panopto Video for two years, it will be archived. Follow the steps below to restore an archived Panopto Video.
1. Accessing Panopto Video
1.1. Enable Panopto Video
If you have already enabled the Panopto Video link on your Course Navigation Menu for your course, skip to section 1.2. Otherwise, select Settings from the Course Navigation Menu on the left side of the page.
If you do not want to have a Panopto Video link available to students, follow these steps in your Canvas sandbox course.
Choose the Navigation tab.
(1) Scroll down to the second group of links to find Panopto Video. (2) Select the three-dot kebab menu. (3) Choose Enable.
Scroll down and select Save.
1.2. Navigate to Panopto Video
Select Panopto Video from the Course Navigation Menu on the left side of the page.
Select the popout box at the upper-right corner of the page to open the Panopto website in a new tab.
2. Finding and Restoring Archived Videos
2.1. View System Settings
Select System at the bottom left of the Panopto website.
System options will appear on the upper-left side of your screen. Choose Archive.
2.2. View Archived Videos
You will see a list of your archived videos. Scroll down until you find a video that you would like to restore.
2.3. Select and Restore an Archived Video
Hover your cursor over the video that you would like to restore and (1) check the box to in its left-hand corner. Several buttons will appear to the right of the video. (2) Select Restore from Archive.
Select OK.
It may take up to 48 hours for a video to be restored.
(1) Go to My Folder to find your restored video. You may choose to move this video to a different folder by (2) hovering your mouse over the video, selecting it, and (3) choosing Move.
Choose the drop down menu to select a different folder.
Select Move.
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