Where to find the livestream and/or recording?
In case you are registered for the course
You can find the recording or the link to the livestream in the Canvas page of the course
For Livestreams:
- Log in to Canvas and click the Yuja button in the navigation menu
- The video channel of the course will appear
- Click the Active Livestreams tab* that appears in the top of the page. (Note: this tab will only appear once the livestream has started)
- Click the thumbnail of the livestream you want to watch
* In case the lecture has started, but the Active Live Stream tab is not visible, use the Format Display icon in the top right of the channel to switch views until the tab appears.
For recordings:
When a lecture is being recorded, the recording will automatically be placed in the video channel of the course once the lecture is finished. The uploading of recordings can take up to 1-2 hours.
In case you are not registered for the course
The recordings of all lectures are saved in the shared folder on the Yuja Video Platform, accessible for everyone with a TU/e account. So you can look back at recordings from previous years or from courses you did not register for.
To find the recording you’re looking for
- log in to the Yuja Video Platform with your TU/e credentials
- Go to Shared Folders
- Select the folder Video Lectures
- Click on the department that offers the course
- Find the folder of the specific course and the right academic year
* A lecturer can decide not to publish a recording/recordings in the shared folder.
What is livestream and what is a recording?
Lectures with livestream
Some lectures are being livestreamed. This means that you can follow the live lecture in a different location than the lecture room.
Livestream is mostly assigned to lectures that take place in a lecture room that is not large enough for all the registered students.
In case a lecture is livestreamed, your lecturer will notify you beforehand. You can also recognize lectures that are being streamed in the schedule, the room information will mention “stream”
Once a livestream is finished, it will automatically become a recording which you can watch back at a later moment.
Lectures with recording
In case a lecture is recorded, you can watch it back once the live lecture has finished.
Watching back a lecture can, for example, be helpful in preparation of an exam.
In the schedule you can recognize lectures with recording, the room information will also mention “recording”.
Note:
- Please be aware that not all lectures are recorded or being livestreamed.
Every department can determine if and which lectures are offered as a video lecture - Some lecturers also offer their lectures on other platforms. If so, your lecturer will notify you about this.
More information
Do you have a question about video lectures, do you want to report an issue, or make a comment? Please send an email to videocollege@tue.nl, we appreciate your feedback.
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Q&A
My lecture is being livestreamed, where can I find the link to this stream?
If you are registered for a course that is being livestreamed, you can access the livestreams via the Canvas page of the course. When you click on the Yuja button in the navigation menu you are directed to all the course videos and the livestream links.
In case the Active Live Stream tab is not visible, Use the Format Display icon in the top right of the channel to switch views until the tab appears.
What should I do if I not see a Yuja button on the Canvas page of the course?
In this case the lecturer has most likely not yet activated the Yuja link. Contact the responsible lecturer of the course about this.
Where can I find the recordings of previous years or for courses I was never registered for?
Recordings of all lectures can be found in the shared folder of the Yuja video platform
To find the recording you’re looking for
- log in to the Yuja Video Platform with your TU/e credentials
- Go to Shared Folders
- Select the folder Video Lectures
- Click on the department that offers the course
- Find the folder of the specific course and academic year
Note: a lecturer can decide not to publish the recording(s) in the shared folder.