Hi @Huub den Ouden,

Can you please clarify if you are looking to filter the whole library by seeing only videos with quizzes (or ones without quizzes)? Or are you looking to have this feature be available in the editor when you are adding a clip to a video and you want to know which clips you are adding have quizzes?

Thanks!

The Quiz function can be used to have students stop and think about a particular question or topic before moving on. In these cases there is no right or wrong answer. (For example, "before we move on, please stop and think about the way that X operates in your life. Take a few minutes to write about xyz."

I have talked with many faculty who would love this active learning tool. It just requires an ungraded quiz option (where just writing X # of words "counts") and an expandable box for entering text.

Can we ask open ended questions? Instead of true or false or multiple choice?  

Thanks for giving this a bump, Justin! Feedback like this helps us with prioritizing what changes we make, while also considering everyone's unique workflows.

Our team is still considering the best way to implement something like this, so I don't have any significant updates to provide on that front.

Michael's suggestion is a great workaround for your situation. We've got a guide on how you can create reference copies in bulk for your compliance folders: How to Batch Copy and Move Videos.

I've also updated our existing feature request "Reset Video Statistics Option", which aims to reset user data associated with videos, to include your feedback and stress the importance of being compliant with your security practices.

This is something that we often run into in higher ed and how I recommend our folks handle it is to make a new reference copy for each cycle. I'm not sure if Cornerstone has support for a "Course Copy" feature, but if it does, it's very possible that Panopto could develop a process to make new reference copies each time a course in the LMS is copied. This is what is done in Canvas with the LTI 1.3 integration, and it works fairly well.

Panopto doesn't (yet) have support for "terms" so there isn't anything on the Panopto side that would allow them to identify/differentiate views coming from different contexts or times within a single artifact. Unless reference copies are used, all of the views are pooled together.

Thank you for this insight, Michael. I'm going to share this information with my supervisors and see if making reference copies would work for us. I'm glad they implemented the VCA feature and interested in seeing what adjustments they make in the future.