Fresno Pacific University is moving to WeVideo for video creation, editing, and interactive video learning. Here's everything you need to know to get started.
WeVideo is an online video editing and interactive learning platform that works on any device. Whether you're creating instructional videos, building interactive assessments, or collaborating with colleagues on a project, WeVideo has the tools you need.
Video editing, screencasting, podcasts, GIFs, and access to over one million royalty-free stock media assets. Record from your webcam, screen, or both.
Overlay multiple-choice questions, create branched learning paths, and build video-based assessments that actively engage your students.
Students can co-edit video and podcast projects from separate devices. Teachers can create classes, distribute assignments, and invite co-teachers.
Browse pre-built assignments filterable by content area and grade level, complete with teacher notes, standards alignment, example videos, and student directions.
Professional effects including green screen compositing, Ken Burns animation, transitions, audio mixing, and color correction — all approachable for beginners.
Access WeVideo directly inside Canvas LMS. Embed videos in your courses using the Rich Content Editor tool, available starting April 15, 2026.
Here's what to expect and when. Mark these dates so you're ready for each phase of the transition.
You can access WeVideo from within Canvas or directly through the WeVideo website — both use your university Single-Sign-On (SSO) credentials.
Find WeVideo in your course's Navigation options to access your dashboard. Starting April 15, you can also embed WeVideo content directly using the Rich Content Editor tool.
Visit wevideo.com/sign-in and log in with your university Single-Sign-On (SSO) credentials to access your WeVideo dashboard from any browser. Use the Office365 button.
Follow these steps to make the most of the transition and be ready to create with WeVideo from day one.
Join a live session hosted by WeVideo experts who will walk you through content creation and building interactive assessments. Two sessions are planned — the April 8th and April 22nd. Registration details will be shared via email.
The fastest way to build confidence with WeVideo is through their free mini-certifications, each taking about 2 hours. Visit wevideo.com/certifications to get started.
Learn to create and edit videos, use classroom tools, and build engaging learning experiences.
Master the basics of video creation, editing, and collaboration tools in WeVideo.
All Vidgrid videos have been migrated to WeVideo. Visit your WeVideo dashboard to confirm everything is there. Zoom recordings older than 13 months with no plays were not migrated. If any videos are missing, download them from Vidgrid and upload to WeVideo — see instructions here.
Vidgrid video embeds in Canvas will stop working on July 1, 2026. Begin updating your active course shells and master templates with new WeVideo links and embeds. Academic Program Leads should prioritize updating evergreen content in master course shells.
Create a course overview video. Overlay quiz questions on a TED Talk. Use the Ken Burns effect to animate photos as you narrate. Start from a WeVideo template. Practice blurring sensitive information in a video. The best way to learn is to dive in and experiment!
We've prepared dedicated pages with role-specific frequently asked questions, tips, and guidance.
If you have questions about the transition or need help with WeVideo, don't hesitate to reach out.
Contact Support →[email protected] · JOST, Room 132
We would like to personally thank all of you for your patience during this transition and your support as we worked to select and roll out a platform for our community. We're happy to have a new tool that provides the functionality many of you relied on with Vidgrid — and we know there will be some learning curves early on.
We hope the trainings and certifications will kickstart your confidence and enjoyment. But more than having a platform, we're excited to see what you'll bring to your courses and the student experience as you explore, experiment, and create with WeVideo for your unique teaching contexts.
We all have a lot to learn from each other.