Recordings
Tuesday’s lesson, for whoever wasn’t there on Tuesday
The course’s online sessions are recorded. With one click the recording enters the course as a video: whoever was absent catches up, whoever was there revises, and nobody has to ask you for a link.
“I missed the second lesson, is there a recording?”
A Rossi & Partner technician misses the second session of “Workplace safety 2026” because of a shift. The recording used to be downloaded, uploaded somewhere and emailed. With kLearning the Studio Morelli trainer opens the “Recordings” tab, finds session 2 and promotes it to a module: the technician sees it appear among their courses and watches it on their phone at lunch, in two goes.
How it works
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The live lesson is recorded
When the trainer starts the training in kMeeting, recording starts too. Once the session is over, the video is processed and appears in the course’s “Recordings” tab, under its session, with duration and date.
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One click and it becomes a module
“Promote to module” adds it to the course content with the session’s title and duration. The recording stays marked as “Promoted”, so you don’t add it twice.
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The student watches it when they can
In “My courses” they find the course and the list of lessons to watch again, each with its minutes and status. They open the video in the browser, on their phone too, and if they stop, it resumes from there next time.
Whoever was absent doesn’t fall behind.
What you can do
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Nothing to upload or send
The video is the lesson’s recording, already in place: it doesn’t have to be downloaded, uploaded to another platform or sent to each person with a link. Only people enrolled in the course can find it.
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Picks up where you left off
The viewing position is saved while watching and when pausing. A two-hour lesson can be watched in several goes, even from different devices, without hunting for the right minute.
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Watched means watched
A lesson switches to “Completed” once at least 90% of it has been watched, or the last few seconds have been reached. Opening it and closing it straight away isn’t enough.
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Where you stand, lesson by lesson
Next to each lesson the student sees “Not started”, “In progress” or “Completed”, with the expected minutes. Recordings are marked as optional: they’re for catching up and revising.
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The trainer checks first
In the course’s “Content” tab the trainer sees the published videos and plays them with “Watch”, to make sure it’s the right lesson before pointing participants to it.
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Daily study, in view
On their courses page the student sees their study streak in days, the lessons completed and the badges earned, with a link to their results.
Frequently asked questions
Can I upload my own videos, PDFs or quizzes to the course?
Not today: the content to watch again comes from the recordings of live sessions. You can, however, present your PDFs in the classroom during the lesson, and that lesson then becomes the video to watch again.
Does watching the recording count as attendance for the certificate?
No. Recordings enter the course as optional content, for catching up and revising. Attendance remains what was measured in the classroom during the live session.
How long does the video stay available?
As long as the recording it comes from. It follows the recording retention rules your company has set in kMeeting: if the recording expires or is deleted, the video is no longer visible in the course either.
Can the student download the video?
The player has no download button: the video is watched in the student area, after signing in, through a temporary link that expires after an hour.
Is an app needed to watch the lessons?
No, a browser is enough, on a computer or a phone. The student signs in with the Kamzan account they received when they were enrolled in the course.
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Alex