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How do I manage Canvas Studio default settings for embedding and captioning media as an admin?

As a Canvas Studio admin, you can manage default options for embedding and captioning Studio media from the Admin tab of the Settings menu.  

Open Studio Settings

In the Studio Navigation menu, click the Settings tab.

Open Admin

Open Permissions

Click the Admin tab.

View Feature Descriptions

View Feature Descriptions

To view more feature details, click the Expand icon.

Auto-Enable Media Tabs When Teachers Embed

Auto-Enable Media Tabs When Teachers Embed

To enable media tabs by default when teachers embed media, click the Auto-enable Media Tabs when embedding to a Canvas Course toggle on.

Media tabs on embedded course media display media details, comments, insights, and captions. Students can also view details and enter comments.

Note: When a teacher embeds media, the teacher can select to hide media tabs.

Auto-Enable Commenting for Student Submissions

Auto-Enable Commenting for Student Submissions

To enable media tabs by default when students embed media, click the Auto-enable commenting for Studio submissions toggle on.

Media tabs for student-embedded media allow comments on the media.

Note: When a student embeds media, the student can select to hide media tabs.

Enable Auto-Captioning

Enable Auto-Captioning

By default, auto-captioning is turned on. To disable auto-captioning for your account, click the State toggle off.

Enable Auto-Publish for Automatic Captions

Enable Auto-Publish for Automatic Captions

By default, auto-publish for auto-captioning is turned off. To enable auto-publish for auto-captioning, click the State toggle on.

Lock Captioning Features

View General Settings

As an admin, you can set and lock captioning features for all user accounts.

To select a feature setting, click the State toggle to the desired state [1]. Then, click the Lock icon for that feature [2].

Note: Locking a feature setting overrides users' individual captioning settings.