• Upload a video assignment to Canvas or Turnitin confidently

• Manage the 100 MB file limit on Turnitin submissions

• Export videos in the correct format (MP4 recommended)

• Compress large files without losing too much quality

• Troubleshoot common upload issues (slow upload, errors, wrong format)

❓ Reflection Question:
What’s the part of submitting a video assignment you feel least confident about: recording, file size, or uploading?

• Export your video as MP4 (recommended format).

• Keep resolution reasonable (e.g., 720p instead of 4K to save space).

• Save a backup copy (cloud or USB).

🎵 Try This:
Export a short 10–20 second test video and check the file size — how close is it to the 100MB limit?

✨ Final Tip:
Always double-check the format and size before moving on to upload — it saves stress later.

❓ Reflection Question:
When preparing a video, which step do you usually forget: format, resolution, or backup?

• Mac → QuickTime “Export As” → choose 720p.

• Windows → try lowering resolution in your editing software before export.

• If the file is still too large: Use free external tools like HandBrake or VLC to adjust resolution or bitrate.

• Trim unnecessary parts of the video to reduce size.

🎵 Try This: Export a short test video (10–20 sec) using your built-in tool first. Check the file size. If it’s over 100 MB, try compressing with HandBrake.

💡 Final Tip: Start with built-in options — external tools are only needed if the video remains too large.

❓ Reflection Question: Are you more concerned about losing quality or having your upload fail due to file size?

• Log into Canvas → Go to your assignment → Click Submit Assignment.

• Choose File Upload → Select your video → Upload.

• Turnitin users: Make sure your file is under 100 MB.

🎵 Try This: Walk through the upload steps without clicking Submit (practice mode).

💡 Final Tip: Upload early — this gives time to fix any issues before the deadline.

❓ Reflection Question: How can you make sure your video is ready to upload without last-minute stress?

• File too large

• Upload stuck or slow

• Wrong format

📌 Quick Fixes:

• Compress further if needed

• Switch to a more stable Wi-Fi connection

• Rename your file

• Double-check MP4 format

🎵 Try This: Imagine your upload fails 10 minutes before the deadline — what’s your backup plan?

💡 Final Tip: Keeping a backup copy ready can save last-minute stress.

❓ Reflection Question: How can you prepare for unexpected upload problems in advance?

• Successful upload = correct format + manageable file size + early preparation

• Practicing a test upload reduces stress for real assignments

🎵 Try This: Create a simple checklist for your next video submission

💡 Final Tip: Testing first ensures your video will upload smoothly on the real assignment

❓ Reflection Question: What’s the first step you’ll take to feel confident about your next upload?

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