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Panopto: Accessing Panopto at Pima

Updated on Mar 05, 2024

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Panopto is Pima Community College's video recording, lecture capture, and video storage platform. Panopto can be accessed from several different locations, such as from within D2L and outside of D2L. Select the option below that best fits how you will be accessing Panopto.

Option #1: Accessing Panopto Outside of D2L

1. Log in to Panopto using your MyPima/D2L credentials.

Visit login.panopto.com

The link above will open in a new tab.

image showing the Panopto sign-in pop-up window and the Sign in button selected at the bottom of the window under D2L/MyPima Credentials

3. Congrats! You are now logged into your Panopto account and see your Home page in Panopto. From here you can create videos and view your folders

image showing the home dashboard view within Panopto with videos in the center of the screen and a menu on the left-hand side.

Option #2: Accessing Panopto with an Existing Panopto Link in a D2L Module

1. Navigate to your D2L course that has a Panopto Video External Learning Tool Link added within a module. Then, select the Panopto link.

This link could be named Panopto Video or changed to something else like Panopto Access or Panopto Login.

image showing a D2L course site on the Panopto Login content module and the Panopto Video link is selected in the middle of the page.

2. Congrats! You are now logged in to Panopto and are viewing your course's Panopto folder.

image showing the course folder view within Panopto.

Option #3: Accessing Panopto by Adding a Panopto Link to Your D2L Course

Please see Panopto: Adding Panopto to Your D2L Course for more information about adding a Panopto link to your course and accessing Panopto this way.

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