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Instructors have a few different ways to embed videos into their eClass course for students to watch. Please review our lecture recording overview [https://support.eclass.ualberta.ca/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/407/23/lecture-recording-overview]...
This article will explain how to add simple web links into any editable content area where the HTML editor is available. For instructors the main places would be: the content section headers of their course home page, as content within page resources, in ...
You can add images into any editable content area on eClass. If you are a STUDENT, you would normally be doing this in a discussion forum, an online assignment submission (not an assignment requiring a file upload), or a collaborative page such as a wiki ...
There are 2 main methods of displaying mathematical notations in eClass, depending on users familiarity with math markup languages: the more robust method uses the MathJAX filter to display standard TeX syntax (or MathML); users unfamiliar with TeX can us...
In any content area on eClass with editing tools, users can upload files and create links to them. Linking to uploads can be done in any area where the HTML content editor is available such as content section headers, topic headings, page resources, acti...
This article outlines how YuJa videos can be added through the standard eClass editor available in most content areas in the system. CONTENTS: * 1 Introduction * 2 Adding a video to a content area (example) * 3 Uploading media * 4 Recording med...
Sometimes multiple choice quiz questions will be displayed in different colours or may have additional line spacing added. Distracting formatting is commonly caused by pasting content from coded text such as Microsoft Word or web pages which copy unwante...
As a preventative measure, users are encouraged to PASTE AND MATCH STYLE (paste without formatting, paste as plain text, etc) so that all previous formatting and styles are ignored when pasted. If you are pasting from a formatting-heavy source, doing so w...
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