Panopto | Danish e-Infrastructure Cooperation

Getting started with Panopto
All teachers and students at CBS have access to Panopto and can use it right away. Go to cast.cbs.dk and sign in to begin managing and editing your videos. Visit our T&L Guides room to get inspiration for your Panopto videos and to learn how to get started.

Panopto is an educational video tool. It can be used for recording all sorts of educational videos, e.g. screen recordings, webcam recordings, spoken PowerPoints, and recording of lectures. Panopto can even be used to record Podcasts as well. You can use Panopto videos to blend your teaching in a pedagogically valuable manner, make your students share their knowledge, and present their work to each other as well as create in-video quizzes to assess students’ knowledge and understanding.

How can I use Panopto in my teaching?

  • Use Panopto videos to blend your teaching
    You can record and upload videos that blend well together with the rest of your teaching and learning activities.
  • Give feedback via video
    Being able to see body language and hear the voice of the instructor makes the feedback provision
    more effective and compassionate for students instead of written comments. Try to record a video with your
    feedback instead of written feedback.
  • Student assignments
    Students can record a presentation of their assignments and hand them in via Canvas.
  • Use your tablet in your Panopto video
    You can use external sources with Panopto, such as your tablet or smartphone – this also makes annotation
    easier if you are using a pen.
  • Integrated with Canvas
    Panopto is integrated with Canvas, so you will be able to link directly to the videos that you want to
    use in each course.

Examples of Panopto videos

Equipment and on-campus recording

Support & Guidelines
If you need support or have any questions regarding Panopto, reach out to Mads Szylit Larsen at msl.tl@cbs.dk.

Notes on rights and duties for blended learning (link)

Guidelines for the recording of teaching activities (link)

GDPR guidelines for the recording of teaching activities for students and employees (link)