The new VOD player presents videos in a more attractive and device agnostic format. The old player relies on Flash plugin technology and creates problems for some users. We are encouraging all faculty with VOD links in their courses to update prior to the start of Fall 2017 courses. The video shows several common ways you might be linking to VOD items and how to update them.
Old link URL look like this:
http://www.kirkwood.edu/site/vid_player.php?id=7256
The new link URL looks like this:
http://www.kirkwood.edu/vod/7256
The highlighted segments show the difference. The number at the end of your links will also be different as this number represents the ID of the specific video.
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Adding an internal / content link
Question:
How do I add a link to another page within my Angel course?
Answer:
To do this you are going to need to add a content link. Go to the page you want the link to be on, choose settings and select the text you want to make into a link. If you are editing a link, clicking anywhere on the link will be fine. In the tools, select the content link button ( it looks like a folder with a link on it. See image below).
In the window that appears you will want to click on the Map tab. This will allow you to browse through your course, much like you would see using the tabs. In this example I am going to link to another lesson, so opening / clicking on Lessons displays all the items I have on my Lessons tab. If the items were divided up into more folders, I could dive deeper into the course by opening up those folders. Find the item you want to link to and click on it.
How do I add a link to another page within my Angel course?
Answer:
To do this you are going to need to add a content link. Go to the page you want the link to be on, choose settings and select the text you want to make into a link. If you are editing a link, clicking anywhere on the link will be fine. In the tools, select the content link button ( it looks like a folder with a link on it. See image below).
In the window that appears you will want to click on the Map tab. This will allow you to browse through your course, much like you would see using the tabs. In this example I am going to link to another lesson, so opening / clicking on Lessons displays all the items I have on my Lessons tab. If the items were divided up into more folders, I could dive deeper into the course by opening up those folders. Find the item you want to link to and click on it.
You should now have an internal / content link in your document.
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