How to add Screencastify to Google Chrome. Using Screencastify, you can edit Zoom Cloud Recordings to remove student images and names from the recordings. How to edit class recordings from previous semesters to remove identifiable student information with Screencastify. But if there is anything that identifies a student by video, picture or name that would not be reusable according to FERPA. If the faculty member recorded just themselves sharing a presentation and lecturing, that can be reused. Under the federal Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), this situation must be treated as if the recordings were being shown to a third-party audience which requires FERPA compliance through use of consents from identifiable students or by editing out those students from the video. What about previous semesters’ class recordings, can I reuse them? If you’d like to be proactive, here is a how to video on Deleting Zoom Recordings Going forward, all recordings that are 181 days old will be deleted. Once files have reached 181 days old they will remain in Zoom Trash for 30 days where they can be recovered.Īfter 30 days in Zoom trash, recordings will be permanently deleted. We are currently over our allotment of Zoom Cloud Recording storage space by 3TB and it is costing the University extra budget resources to maintain that storage. On September 20th, all Zoom Cloud recordings that are older than 180 days and associated with all Drew Zoom accounts will be deleted and moved to Zoom Trash. As of August 18, 2021, all Zoom cloud recordings will be available in your Kaltura MediaSpace account and in your My Media and Media Gallery section of Moodle.
This summer Drew has added Kaltura as the University’s video repository platform. This change impacts all recordings made on Drew’s Zoom account. Starting Monday, September 20, 2021, Zoom will be set to auto-delete any cloud recordings older than 180 days (prior to March 24, 2021).
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