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    Adding Page Content

    How to add content with a read more button. Great for reading materials, images, and other embedded content

    Page resources are an excellent way to add content to your course in a collapsable article. It is similar to a blog post in that it allows you to embed content such as images and videos. The following directions show you how to create a page resource and add content.

    Add a Page Resource

    Step 1

    Through the Table of Contents, go to the week you want to add the Page Resource to.

    Step 2

    Click Create Learning Activity

    Step 3

    Click the Resources tab


    Step 4

    Click Page

    Set Up the Page Resource

    Step 1

    Type in a Name

    Step 2

    Type in a Description

    Step 3

    Add the Page content

    Step 4

    To insert an image, click the Image icon. (See Embed a YouTube Video for how to add a video)


    Click Browse Repositories to add an image you have stored locally


    Paste the URL of an image in the Enter URL field to use an image from an online image repository

    Step 5

    Click on Save image to add the image chosen to the page content.

    Step 6

    Click Save and return to course


    Embed a YouTube Video

    Please refer to the following article for details: Embed a YouTube Video in Moodle

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