すべての講義は、LMS内で検索および再利用可能です。

Panopto integrates with Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, D2L Brightspace, and other major LMS platforms via LTI, embedding directly inside course environments so students and faculty access video without leaving the system they already use. Course recordings are published automatically, and viewing activity is tracked within the LMS alongside other completion data. Read more about our integrations.

Panopto generates captions and transcripts automatically for every recording using built-in speech recognition. Captions are available across accents, disciplines, and languages, without requiring faculty to submit content for manual captioning. When accuracy needs to be improved for a specific recording, captions can be reviewed and edited directly in the platform. Accessibility workflows are institutional, not individual. Read more about our accessibility.

Yes. Recordings are stored in a governed library and can be shared across multiple course sections, copied into future course shells, or republished as needed, without duplicating files or re-uploading. Faculty build a personal library of reusable content over time, and the LMS integration ensures that new students see only what they’re meant to access.

Panopto gives in-person and remote students equal access to every session. Recordings are captioned, indexed, and published to the LMS the moment a class ends, so students who attended in person and students who joined remotely or missed the session entirely all have the same learning resource available to them. No separate workflows, no gaps in access.

Yes. Students can record presentations, demonstrations, and video assignments directly through Panopto and submit them inside the LMS for instructor review. Peer reviews allow instructors to assign structured feedback between students, all within a governed environment that doesn’t require cobbling together separate tools.

Panopto’s intelligent search indexes every spoken word, slide, and on-screen element in every recording using automatic speech recognition and optical character recognition. Students can search for a term, concept, or specific phrase and jump directly to the timestamped moment across the entire course library, rather than rewatching a full lecture to find what they need. Read more about our AI-powered search.

Yes. Panopto supports migration from other video platforms and institutional storage with a structured process that includes content validation, re-linking, and caption restoration or addition. Migration is managed by a dedicated project team with weekly milestones. Panopto’s parallel operation approach keeps content accessible throughout the transition, and Panopto states it has never missed a customer go-live, based on internal delivery records.

Yes. Panopto is used by higher education institutions ranging from single-campus colleges to large, multi-campus universities. The platform supports centralized administration and granular access controls so institutions can standardize video across colleges, departments, and campuses. Panopto is used at large research and state institutions including University of Washington, Yale, Cornell, NC State, UNLV, and Northeastern.

Panopto supports single sign-on through SAML, OAuth, and Active Directory, so students and faculty log in with the credentials they already use. Granular access controls let IT govern who can view, edit, or manage content down to the individual video. Data is encrypted at rest and in transit, and Panopto is FERPA-ready and supports GDPR requirements. Read more about our security and compliance.

Panopto provides viewing and engagement analytics at the video, course, and library level, including completion rates, drop-off points, and overall usage. Instructors can see how students are engaging with a specific recording, and administrators can access deeper trend analysis through Knowledge Insights, an add-on analytics dashboard. Read more about our analytics.