Content pages: text, pictures, video, audio, notes and tables

Put plain content between your interactions, and mark words written in another language.

A content page holds plain content that students read or watch between interactions. It is never marked.

Add content

On the Activity tab, select the content page. Its items appear in the middle as students will see them.
Select Add content, then Text, Picture, Video, Audio, Note or Table.
Type straight onto the page. To change an item's settings, select the small label above it; its settings open in the panel on the right.

The panel's foot moves the item up or down, makes a Duplicate, or deletes it (Delete, with Undo). The page takes you back to the page's own settings, where Name is a label for you only. Everything saves a moment after each change.

What each item needs

Text: select words to make them bold, italic, a list or a link. Empty text is left out for students.
Picture: a Picture address (https) or Choose from the library. Describe the picture for screen readers, or switch on Decorative if there is nothing to describe. A picture with neither stops a Publish. Choose its Width and whether students can Click to enlarge.
Video: a Video address from YouTube, Vimeo or a video file, and a Title.
Audio: an Audio address, a Title, and a Transcript for anyone who cannot hear it.
Note: a highlighted box. Choose Tip, Good to know or Take care, then type its label and words on the page.
Table: a Caption, whether The first row is the headings, and the cells. + Row and + Column add more, up to 20 rows and 8 columns.

Colours come from the activity's theme, so content pages stay plain on purpose.

Mark words in another language

When some words are in another language, mark them so a screen reader reads them in the right voice.

Select the words in a text box.
Select Language in the text toolbar and pick the language.

A faint dotted underline shows the marked words while you edit. Students see no change. To take the mark off, select the words and choose Not marked.