Darrell Kim

1. First upload the swf file, then send to editor, then click on the “Code tab” to get the full URL to the swf file. The full URL will start with http://… and end with .swf – Copy the full URL you will need it in the next step.

2. Click on  the silver “F” icon on the Visual text editor when writing a post

3. Paste the full URL to the swf file into the pop-up dialog box:

4. Enter 400 for width, then 300 for height when prompted. You can play with these numbers to see what works best if you are unsure of the file size.

5. Publish your post and test.

Getting the correct embed  code for TeacherTube is a little tricky, and may not always work, remember, you can always simply link to their website.

1. Copy the Embeddable w/ Video Search code:

2. Paste into a text editor so you can modify the code, you should see this:

3. Look for the highlighted code above and replace with ‘?flashvars=’ without quotes, the code you end up with should look like the example below:

4. Now to embed the video, when writting a post, click on Flash button (silver f, second from right) in toolbar:

5. Paste in the embed code from step 3 above:

6. Enter 400 for width, then 300 for height when prompted.
7. Publish your post and test.
8. Pau!

Note: Sometimes the TeacherTube embed code will not work after you save more than once. In this case, simply paste the modified code again into your post and save.