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Unless you are logged into bxp you will not be able to access this URL. You will need to make sure that all the users have access to this eCourse and this page. So building up a page of assets can be very useful. == Option 4 - A link to images == Why not simply put a link to the eCourse page itself. This could allow you to build up over time a library of useful information that is searchable. Go to the eCourse page and get the URL. It should look something like https://ww3.allnone.ie/client/client_xxx/ecourse/usereCourse_Page.asp?inteCourse_Book_Id=215&inteCourse_Chapter_Id=452&inteCourse_Page_Id=2356&intSystem=2 Go to your Information Centre message and find the [[File:Infocentreimages_006.png]] icon. Paste in the URL and give it a name [[File:Infocentreimages_007.png|800px]] Hey presto, you have a link to your eCourse page. [[File:Infocentreimages_008.png|800px]] = Videos = == Types == The same challenge with Videos exists but you add the complexity of video type and how the users browser works to the mix. If you have videos from your phone they more than likely will be MP4 videos. If they are you can use this wixi to guide you through. [[ECourse_MP4_videos]] == YouTube == It is also possible to embed YouTube videos. Again, please remember that the user MUST have full internet access to be able to view a YouTube video. At the bottom of every YouTube video is "Share". From the options choose "Embed". Copy the text which will look like <syntaxhighlight lang="html4strict"><iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/7nwg96d8g3I" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></syntaxhighlight> Put where you want the video to go in your message and locate the [[File:Infocentreimages_009.png]] icon. Paste in the code. Now you have YouTube messages [[File:Infocentreimages_010.png]] = Tables = A table in Excel and Word is very different to one that is done in a web page. There are two options for tables. == Option 1. Copy and Paste == This is not a guaranteed method of success but it can make your life very easy. The editor has the ability to "interpret" a table picked up from excel. Highlight your data in Excel and copy it. Paste it into the body. The interpreter will attempt to convert it to a table. It may not be a perfect match. == Option 2. Convert to an image. == This is the simple guaranteed method of copying tables. Take a snapshot of your screen. [[Creating_a_Screen_Snapshot]] With the resulting image, handle it as you do option 2 or 3 of images above. [[Category:Topic:General Knowledge]][[Category:Module Specific:Information Centre]]