This article explains how educators can use the ClickView Android app to record new videos or upload existing clips directly to My Videos. Step-by-step instructions help you capture, describe, and share content with your school community.
Summary In ClickView, how do I access and use Student reach metrics? Sign in to ClickView with an Administrator account, then select your initials and choose Analytics. Student reach metrics appear across the School analytics and Video views dashboards, as well as individual Video dashboard reports. Understanding Student reach ClickView usage in schools often includes […]
This article explains how educators can request a video that is not currently available in ClickView. It covers the step-by-step process, from accessing the request form to submitting your details, including how content is reviewed and what happens after submission.
With automated MARC records, ClickView video metadata is updated automatically and reflected in supported library cataloguing and discovery services.
This article explains how to configure a SAML 2.0 application in Okta for use with ClickView and submit the required metadata so the SSO instance can be set up.
This article explains how to download and play ClickView videos using the local storage feature on iOS and Android devices, enabling reliable offline viewing for teachers and students.
Discover how to quickly determine if your ClickView video is streaming from Local Cache or from the Cloud by looking for the icon in the ClickView Player.
This guide explains how to install, configure, and manage Local Cache for secure, local streaming of ClickView videos, including minimum requirements and step-by-step setup instructions.
This article explains how to access, configure, and test proxy settings in the Local Cache Admin Console for ClickView, including understanding online and offline status icons.
Local Cache enables high-quality ClickView video delivery in schools by storing content on a local server. Discover its benefits and whether it’s needed in your school.









