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Creating an Audio Page

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The audio page is intended for arranging audio, text, and an image together in a clear, concise grouping.

Use Case Information

The audio page displays similarly to a presentation page, but display only a single slide or image. The audio page type works well when you have one image serve as the focal point, but also would like to provide additional information via an audio file.
AudioPage_LearnerView.png

How to Create an Audio Page

  1. From your homepage, select Content, then Manage Content.
  2. Click the Content Title for to the course you want to alter. 
  3. Within the course outline, go to the lesson where you'd like to add an audio page. Click Add Page.
  4. Choose the audio page type.
  5. Add a page title.
  6. Click Save.
  7. Drag an image into the image container or click in the image container to upload one from your desktop. Once the image has been uploaded, you can resize it.
  8. Click Crop & Select Image. If needed, click Replace Image to upload a different image.
  9. Enter a sidebar caption in the WYSIWYG text editor. This text will display to the right of the image. If you choose not to have a caption, toggle Hide Sidebar to Yes. 
  10. Under Choose audio to upload, click Choose File to add your audio file.
  11. Click Save.
  12. Select and save any applicable Advanced Settings:
    • Unlocking for editing by children?: This allows any page that is unlocked to be edited by a Client Admin in Panorama. The Client Admin will be able to make changes to the unlocked page in a course in their Panorama only (other Panoramas will not see these changes).
    • Add an Audio Narration File: Add an mp3 file here if you would like learners to have the option of playing an audio file on a given page.
    • # of seconds required for completion: This settings requires learners to be on this page for the number of seconds you require in order to mark the page as complete. Times is entered in seconds only (e.g. enter 180 seconds to represent three minutes).
  13. Click Save.

Tip

Add a text block above or below your image to provide learners with additional information. Simply click Add Text Block and use the WYSIWYG editor to format any images or text.

Note

MP3 files are the only format supported across browsers.

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