 | Overview Folders are used as a way to help organize sessions. Every session belongs to a folder and only users assigned to a folder can create, record, view or edit those sessions. Prerequisites
Who can use this feature?Users with the Creator role or greater Available to Basic, Pro, and Enterprise plans |
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| 1. Create A New Folder 1.1. On your Panopto site, select the + Create menu in the upper left corner, then select New Folder (Figs. 1a and 1b). |  Figure 1a  Figure 1b |
1.2. In the Create Folder window that appears, provide the folder with a Name and Description, and select a Parent folder if applicable and then select Create Folder (Fig. 2). Optionally, you can select Inherit permissions from the parent folder if you are creating a subfolder and would like the subfolder to share the same level of permissions as its parent folder. Note: Administrators will see an additional option, Add this folder to your My Folders list, which allows them to limit which folders appear within their My Folder on Panopto. |  Figure 2 |
| 2. Create a Subfolder from within a Folder To learn more about subfolder management, please visit our article, How to Use Subfolders. 2.1. From within the desired parent folder, select the button Add folder (Fig. 3). |  Figure 3 |
2.2. A text cursor will appear and Add folder will change to Enter name. Type the name of the new folder and hit Enter (Fig. 4) |  Figure 4 |
| 3. Create a Subfolder from the Browse Menu 3.1. Expand the Browse menu from the left-hand navigation and right-click the folder to which you want to add a folder. From the pop-up menu that appears, select New Subfolder (Fig. 5). |  Figure 5 |
3.2. In the Create Folder window that appears, provide the folder with a Name and Description, and select a Parent folder if applicable and then select Create Folder (Fig. 6). Optionally, you can select Inherit permissions from the parent folder if you are creating a subfolder and would like the subfolder to share the same level of permissions as its parent folder. |  Figure 6 |
For more information on how to use Panopto with Canvas, please visit our Canvas documentation.