Updated Articles

  1. Join a session in a Kaltura Room Updated

    Depending on the platform you're using, you can enter a Kaltura Room session in different ways
  2. Use the storyboard during your session in the Kaltura Room Updated

    Moderators can use the storyboard in a Kaltura Room to manage and present media during a session.
  3. Migrate a Canvas integration from Inherited API keys to Scoped API Developer Keys

    About As of May 2026 , Instructure has begun updating support for inherited API developer keys in Canvas. As a result, Kaltura is deprecating the use of the Kaltura Inherited API Developer Key in Canvas integration...
  4. Overview page for events

    The Overview page acts as the home page for your event.
  5. Visit session page and copy session page link to share

    About  This article explains how to visit the session page in Kaltura and copy a direct link to share with attendees. It shows you how to navigate to the session via the Edit Session page, click “Visit session page,” and then use the “Copy...
  6. Event controls for a single session Live webcast event

    Event controls allow you to configure your single session Live webcast event.
  7. Manage media for your event

    The Media page allows you to upload media to your event site and publish media to your video portal. It also allows you to edit, download, and delete that media.
  8. Manage media, attachments, and downloads in Content Hubs

    The Assets tab in the Edit media page lets you manage the files associated with your media entry.
  9. Duplicate session

    Duplicating sessions helps you work faster and stay consistent. Instead of recreating sessions, settings, and structure from scratch, you can duplicate an existing session and reuse what already works - saving time and reducing the chance of errors.
  10. Configure a DIY live webcast session in your event

    About This article describes how to configure a DIY live webcast session in a multi-session event. This article pertains only to multi-session events . Some behavior described here applies to a non-default configuration. ...