When the Panopto tool is added to a Sakai site, a folder for that site is created in Panopto. If the site is a course site, students enrolled in the site are able to view sessions in the course folder by default. If the site is a project site, users with the access role are able to view sessions in the site folder by default.
If these sessions are added to the Lessons tool or the Resources tool, students and users with the access role will not be able to access these sessions within these tools until they authenticate their account.
If a user attempts to access a session before authenticating, they will receive a message like the examples below. The user should not select Request Access. The user should follow the directions below to authenticate their account.
Examples:
Do not select Request Access. Follow the instructions listed below.
Do not select Request Access. Follow the instructions listed below.
Select Panopto tool in site.
Log onto Sakai and go to the Sakai site. Select the Panopto tool from the site Tool Menu. By default, Panopto opens in a new browser window and direct to the course site folder with content.
If Panopto does not automatically open in a new browser window or tab, ensure you enable pop-up windows in your browser settings.
Modify browser preferences or settings.
In the above example, the Panopto tool has been selected to launch the tool but the browser (Firefox) blocked the window from opening. In Firefox, select Preferences to allow pop-ups for Sakai and Panopto.
Enable pop-up windows.
In your browser prompt, select the option Allow pop-ups and third-party redirects for sakai.luc.edu. The above example shows Firefox and the same settings modification can be achieved in your browser settings.
Access Panopto in new browser window.
Panopto will open in a new browser window. Your Panopto identity has now been authenticated.