• When recording is initiated during a meeting, all students will receive a recording consent disclaimer and be presented with the option to Continue or Leave Meeting. By continuing with the meeting they are consenting to be recorded. If they dont wish to consent, they can choose the Leave Meeting option to exit the meeting. 
• If a student attempts to join a recorded meeting thats already in progress, they will be presented with the disclaimer upon entering.
• In addition to the disclaimer, we recommend verbally discussing this with your students as well.
  
  
• If students dont wish to be recorded but still need to attend the meeting, they have the option to turn off their camera and mute themselves. They can consider using Chat to communicate.
• (Zoom) The Chat window isnt shown in local recordings. If recording to the cloud, ensure that the "Save chat messages from the meeting / webinar" option is disabled in your user settings. To access this setting, navigate to the Zoom Web Portal, click Settings from the column to the left, then click the Recording tab.
  
  
• PLUs legal counsel has recommended that instructors include information about class recordings in their syllabus (e.g. this syllabus statement from the Office of the Provost).
  
  
• (Zoom) Meetings that are initiated through the Zoom Meetings tool in a Sakai course, and recorded to the cloud, are FERPA compliant. Cloud recordings within the Zoom Meetings tool are only available to the students enrolled in the course. Follow the steps in the following section to properly store and share class recordings on a long-term basis.
  
  
• In some cases, you could consider recording an asynchronous video lecture to share with students instead of recording a synchronous class meeting. Lectures can be recorded with screencasting software such as Screencast-O-Matic.

The following recommendations pertain to class recordings that are not already distributed as Zoom cloud recordings, which are only available temporarily (more details: [Link for document 105182 is unavailable at this time]).

We recommend creating a folder within Google Drive to store all recordings for each class. That folder can then be shared with the students, and theyll have access to each file within it. If youve already created a parent folder for the class, such as to store other course material, you can create a subfolder for class recordings within it.

To create a new Google Drive folder for class recordings:

1. Navigate to drive.google.com and login with your PLU ePass account.
2. Click the New button to the top-left, and select Folder from the pop-up that appears.
3. Enter a title for the folder, and click Create. The folder will appear in the main file list.
4. Right-click the folder, and select Share. A new window will appear.
5. Under the Get Link section of the popup window, ensure that the folder is marked as Restricted: Only people added can open with this link. If it is set to anything else, reset it to Restricted.  
6. In Sakai, export an Excel spreadsheet of your roster for the course in question (more details: [Link for document 86522 is unavailable at this time]).
7. Open the spreadsheet in Excel, highlight a column containing only student email addresses, and copy them (CTRL+C/Command+C)..
8. Enter or paste (CTRL+V/Command+V) student emails into the Add people and groups field.
9. Click the drop-down to the top-right, which has Editor selected by default, and select Viewer.
10. If desired, enter text into the message field and ensure the Notify people box is checked. This will send an email notification to the students with a link directly to the folder.
11. If a notification isnt desired, uncheck the Notify people box.
12. When done, click Send/Share.

1. Navigate to the class recordings folder (see above).
2. Click the New button to the top-left, and select File Upload from the pop-up that appears.
3. Locate and select the desired class recording video thats stored on the computer.

• If the meeting you want to store in Google Drive was recorded by Zoom to the cloud, it will need to be downloaded from your account in the Zoom web portal first. More details: Zoom: Sharing a Meeting Recording .