We’re always on the lookout for new tools that will enhance teaching and learning at FSU. When evaluating new academic technologies, we strive to ensure that a particular tool meets the needs of campus stakeholders. Faculty and staff play an important role in pilot testing technologies and providing feedback on their experience. Feedback helps us make informed decisions about the adoption and implementation of teaching and learning technologies. Stay tuned to this page for information on active and upcoming technology pilots.
Annoto Pilot (Fall 2022 - Summer 2024)
Why use Annoto? Explore our quick guide to find out.
Student engagement is critical to online courses. It’s important that students be able to share and learn together, connecting with the content, instructor, and peers in the online learning environment. To enhance interaction in courses, FSU is piloting the video collaboration tool Annoto. With in-video interaction and analytics, Annoto can help instructors involve students in course videos and provide insights on their participation.
Annoto Features
- Time-tagged, in-video annotations
- Interactive timeline
- Student personal notes section
- In-video quizzes and interactions
- Analytics on student activity and engagement
- Seamless integration with Kaltura
Overview
Browse Annoto's key features and learn how to enable the tool in Canvas before use.
Quick Start
View video tutorials on enabling Annoto and setting course and video preferences.
Case Study
Learn how Cindy Wilson, PhD and FSU Teaching Faculty, uses Annoto in her course.
Best Practices
See tips for using Annoto to encourage student engagement in course videos.
User Guides
Get step-by-step help with analytics, personal notes, comments, quizzes, and chat.
Annoto University
Visit the Annoto University channel for videos that highlight Annoto's features.