Downloading Zoom Recordings and more….

Beginning October 2, 2025, all Zoom recordings created between 2017 and July 31, 2024, will be automatically deleted in accordance with the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office directive. It is advised to download all Zoom recordings that you would like to keep prior to this date and hosting those Zoom recordings on an alternate media server.

Step 1: Download the Zoom recording files.

View a webinar by Jill Ringer that will walk you through the Zoom download process.

View a handout on how to download Zoom recordings.

Step 2: Upload your Zoom recording files to a streaming media service.

Canvas Studio

This option is integrated directly in Canvas. At this time we do not have any storage limits so this is the most ideal and probably easiest place to store your Zoom recordings. For future zoom recordings you can even have those recordings automatically upload to Canvas Studio.

Canvas Studio

Here are some guides that will walk you through the process of uploading video files & using Canvas Studio.

Zoom Connection to Canvas Studio

Canvas Studio supports an integration with Zoom that allows Zoom to automatically upload future recorded meetings into Studio. Here is how you can authorize the Studio Zoom integration in your Canvas Studio Settings.

Zoom Video Migration FAQs

How do I ensure that the video captions also migrate?

If downloading the video to your computer and saving it to One Drive, make sure to also save the .cc.vtt file and add it to the MP4 file.

Canvas Studio generates auto captions to all Zoom videos uploaded to its library. Be sure to review the captions for accuracy.

Who do I contact if I need help?

Got questions?

Contact the following:

ITS Helpdesk: (760) 795-6850

Jill Ringer from ITS: jringer@miracosta.edu

Karen Turpin: kturpin@miracosta.edu

Nadia Khan: nkhan@miracosta.edu

Canvas Studio Video Tools

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Studio Flex Workshop Recordings


Studio is a video tool integrated inside of Canvas, available to all faculty and students.

With Studio:

  • Faculty and students can easily record webcam and screencast video within Canvas
  • Faculty and students can create and manage a library of videos for use in Canvas (and to share outside of Canvas)
  • Faculty can create discussion activities that are based on video (discussion comments are tied to specific points in the video)
  • Faculty get data on student viewing of video
  • Faculty can add quiz questions into videos; students respond while watching the video; results go directly into the gradebook
  • Students can submit video assignments; faculty can provide feedback directly on specific moments in the video
  • Videos can be automatically captioned and the captions can be easily edited

Studio is available to faculty and students from the blue global navigation bar in MiraCosta Canvas.

Canvas Studio available to faculty and students on the blue global navigation menu.

Studio is also available to faculty only on the navigation menu within a MiraCosta Canvas course to RECORD or ADD video content.

Canvas Studio faculty view within a Canvas course.

Within the Canvas Rich Content Editor, faculty and students can select Studio from the second row of icons to add a Studio video they’ve previously recorded, or to create and use a webcam or screencast video right there.

Studio location in Canvas Rich Content Editor.

Helpful Guides

Studio tutorials/videos to get you started:

Browser Support for WebCams

Q. I tried using Studio but it keeps saying that it needs to access my webcam.

A. Follow the directions below for either the Chrome or Firefox browser to fix this problem.

Zoom Connection to Canvas Studio

Canvas Studio supports an integration with Zoom that allows Zoom to automatically upload recorded meetings into Studio. Here is how you can authorize the Studio Zoom integration in your Canvas Studio Settings.

To learn more about Studio and Canvas, view the full set of Studio tutorials.

Automatically Publishing Zoom Recordings to Canvas Studio

You can upload your Zoom recordings directly to Canvas Studio automatically.

How do I Authorize MCC Zoom as a Conferencing Tool in Canvas Studio.

1. Click Studio on the Canvas main navigation bar.

2. Click on the 3 lines to the left of My Library

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3. Click Settings on the Studio menu

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4. Click the Conferences tab

5. Click Zoom User Authorization

Step 5

6. Click the Continue button

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7. Click the SSO button below the login screen

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8. Type miracosta-edu in the Company Domain box.

9. Click the Continue button.

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10. You should auto log on to your Zoom account at MCC and move on to step 11. You may receive the MCC OKTA login page here. If so login with your MCC login/password. This is the same login and password you use for Canvas.

11. Click the the Allow this app to use my shared access permissions checkbox 

12. Click the Authorize button.

Step 11 & 12

View Authorized Zoom Integration

  1. Click the Pill Slider button to turn on Save Zoom recordings to Studio.
  2. Select a library to save to. Learn more about managing your Zoom app recordings in Studio.
  3. To disconnect Zoom from your Canvas Studio account, click the Deauthorize Zoom button. This step should only be completed if you no longer want your zoom account connected to Canvas Studio..
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