0:101:09Creating a clickable link in a Blackboard Discussion ForumYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipOpen in a new window. Select insert your web address should now be highlighted and underlined inMoreOpen in a new window. Select insert your web address should now be highlighted and underlined in blue add additional text to the text box if desired click Submit and you're done easy peasy.
This is an easy three-step process: Insert the image into the document. Right-click the image and select "Link" from the drop-down menu. Type or paste the hyperlink address into the "Address" field.
Step-by-Step InstructionsLocate and copy the image link. Locate the image on the web that you want to embed. ... Position the cursor in the editor. ... Select the Image icon. ... Paste the image link (URL). ... Click OK. ... Example of a left-aligned image.Feb 12, 2019
Go to the block you wish to edit. Click on the EDIT icon .Click on the image you want to make into a linked image.In the toolbar, click the URL LINK icon .Provide the Web site address (URL) you want the image to link to when a recipient clicks on it. Click on UPDATE.Click SAVE.Plz upvote 😊…
It's not possible to insert a hyperlink within a PNG or JPG image. Instead, you would hyperlink the entire image which would be done outside of Snappa. If you create a Facebook Ad for example, the entire image will automatically be hyperlinked.Sep 10, 2020
Browse for a file from your computer. A status window appears to show the progress of the file upload. You can edit the file's settings, including the display name, alternative text, and display behavior.
Insert images in the editor. In some areas of an Ultra course, you can use the editor functions to add images along with text content. You can add images that are hosted online or in cloud storage. You can also upload an image from your local drive.
You can use the Insert/Edit Media from Web option to insert media directly into the editor. The editor automatically embeds the content so it appears alongside the other content you include. Course members can view the content, such as a video, within the same window—no need to navigate to the media's site.
Before anything, import the test or pool into Blackboard. (You may create a marker in the test items with images to make them easily identifiable.)
In the Images, Files, and Web Links section check the box beside Add images, files, and web links to answers.
Select the plus sign wherever you want to upload files . In the menu, select Upload to browse for files on your computer. The files appear in the content list. Open a file's menu to edit the file name, align with goals, replace the file, or add a description.
Insert images in the editor. In some areas of an Ultra course, you can use the editor functions to add images along with text content. You can add images that are hosted online or you can upload an image from your local drive. If you add a large image, it's a good idea to include the image as a separate text link.
You can embed audio and video recordings of your feedback in the editor as you grade attempts. The recording option appears in the feedback editor for most graded items in your course. Students watch or listen to your feedback alongside any text you include.
Add files from cloud storage. If you already have files stored in the cloud, such as in OneDrive ® and Google Drive™, you can add them to your course. You may choose multiple files from cloud storage to add to your Course Content page in one action. The files you add are copies.
Log into Blackboard and access the content area in which you would like to upload an image to. Please refer to the guide titled Creating a Content Area for more information on how to create a content area. To upload your document:
Users will then see a screen labeled Select Image File. This screen allows users to upload an image to Blackboard.
Image Options allows users to modify the size and appearance of the image file.
Standard Options allows users to change the visibility of the image to students: