Q: When can I request access to Panopto?
A: It is not necessary to request access to Panopto. Panopto can be used in ADAM since September 7, 2020. Since March 2021, you can also access Panopto directly via https://unibas.cloud.panopto.eu.

Q: How do I get access to Panopto?
A: You can access Panopto via https://unibas.cloud.panopto.eu. You can also use Panopto through your course in ADAM. Create a new Panopto Object to create and upload your videos.

Q: Where can I find support for problems?
A: Information on how to use the software can be obtained from this Tales course. If this course could not help you, please send your support request directly to support-its@unibas.ch.

Q: How long will my videos be available? Will they be deleted at some point?
A: According to our content retention policy, videos are archived 24 months after they were last viewed and automatically deleted 48 months after they were last viewed. **For data protection reasons, you must delete recordings in which lecture participants are recognizable after six months. **

Q: I have already produced videos with Zoom, Camtasia, etc.; can I no longer use them if I decide to use Panopto?
A: You can now also store this content on the Panopto platform. How to do this is explained here. Also with Camtasia you can now directly place your videos on Panopto on “Produce”.

Q: May I film and record participants of my lectures / seminars?
A: Yes, as long as the participants of the event have been informed about the filming / recording. You must delete these videos after 6 months yourselves. This regulation is derived from the “Regulations for Sound and Image Recording in Teaching at the University of Basel” dated 30 June 2020: https://www.unibas.ch/dam/jcr:2a883fa4-082e-4899-b1f0-4a77fe877d65/R_Ton-Bildaufnahmen_Lehre_EN_00.pdf.

Q: Are there alternatives to Panopto?
A: Yes, you can use SwitchTube to save and share your already created videos. Live broadcasts can also be realized with Zoom (with limited number of participants. See Zoom Tales.)

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