Hi, it's Michael. We're going to do a video here on getting a transcript for
your videos that have been uploaded to Canvas Studio, the assumption here is
that you've already uploaded your your videos to Canada Studio and that you've
already created captions for them using the technique that I outlined in a prior
video. So we're looking at a page here in my course where I've already got a
video. And as you can see, the captions exist. And by the way, Instructure has
changed the icon. They first moved it under the settings and then they moved it
back out. But they don't use the CC anymore. And now they have a new icon that
just looks like a a square with some squiggles at the bottom. So this video does
have captions. So we're going to move on to showing you how to get a transcript
from these captions, OK, there is a prerequisite before we get started, you're
going to need to have a an extension installed and you're going to need to be
using Chrome for this. So there's an extension called Live HTTP Headers. I'm
just going to Google that. There it is, Live HTTP Headers. And if I click on it,
it's going to bring me to the Chrome Web store. And I've already got it
installed here and but I don't see it in my extensions up there. So I'm going to
click on this extensions icon here; I'm going to find Live HTTP Headers I'm just
going to hit the pin. And highlight that so that now there's that little cloud
icon up here, so Live HTTP Headers is always up here, easily accessible, along
with my other extensions that I've got in Chrome. So I'm going to close that;
I'm going to close that, OK? And. I just want to show you that when you click on
the Live HTTP Headers, it opens up a new tab. And what happens is over here in
this left hand column, it actually monitors the traffic going back and forth
between between your computer and the Internet. So if I go on to this page here
and I refresh it, If I go back to Live HTTP Headers, you'll see all of these
file transfers took place to get that page loaded. So there's quite a bit of
traffic there and this can become overwhelming really quickly. There's a clear
button up here, wipes the slate clean. You have no more logs of the traffic
going back and forth. So the whole idea here is we just want to get the URL for
where the captions are located. And the way we do that is we go to this page
that's already been loaded. We go to the captions and all I do is click on turn
captions on. That one single click will have done a transaction here and
actually three things took place, but this is the one we're concerned about,
it's the one that has the word media. So we're going to click on that and we're
going to. Right click and copy it. So now we've captured the URL of where the
captions are located, so I'm going to close Live HTTP Headers. We don't need it
anymore. And I'm going to go to this utility that I've put together and I will
share the URL with you. It's right there. It's bullshark.landmark.edu/srt.php 
We'll find a way to get that to you conveniently. So what I'm going to do is I'm
going to paste in the URL of those captions that..that we just pulled down and
if I click submit, you will see that here is the text from the captions, what it
did is it pulled down the captions file that has time codes in it and it
scrubbed out all the time codes, and it just left you with raw text. So this is
going to eventually become our transcript. So all you have to do is download the
transcript and it puts it into a file on my computer. And if I go to show in
folder... you can see. It's called transcript, and then it has a random number
after it just to keep it separate from the others. Let me just minimize that for
a moment, OK? And then what we do is we go back to this page. This is where we
want to add the transcript. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to edit this
page. OK, I'm going to put the cursor below the video and I'm going to type the
word transcript. OK? Wouldn't it be nice if that did everything? Well, it
doesn't. So what we're going to do is we're to highlight that word. We're going
to go over here to where you upload a document and this is going to make a
hyperlink out of that word. Transcript.. I'm going to say upload a document. OK,
I'm going to find that that file that I made before. There it is, the transcript
file, I'm going to drag it. And you could see it's giving me a preview of what
it looks like and I'm going to submit and now we've got the word transcript
that's now hyperlinked. What that did was it uploaded that file to this canvas
course and it made a hyperlink. So if I save it. You'll see the word transcript
appears here, and if I click on it. It should display the transcript that we
just uploaded. There it is, you're done...All there is to it. Hope you've
enjoyed this.