Note: You cannot embed Alexander Street content in your Canvas course. However, you can link to individual videos from your Canvas module or add them to your Reading List.
To gain full access to Alexander Street you need to login with your RMIT username and password and then sign in (after creating an account) to become a user. This allows you to create bookmarks, clips, playlists and interactions.
Your Alexander Street account will be created.
Once you have created an account you can select programs and add them to Playlists.
Alexander Street consists of several collections of resources. To utilise the interactions feature, you need to start from the appropriate video collection or access the video from LibrarySearch.
This view also allows you to create clips and share links to the video. It does not have an add to playlist feature.
From the full record of the video, select the Play icon.
You can add another interaction to the time you just specified on the timeline by selecting Add Interaction to Group. To add more interactions, go to another point in the timeline and select the Add an interaction button.
Interactions do not save automatically.
You can view your interactions by selecting your profile icon (top right). Then select (name's) Profile and the My interactions tab.
See more information about Reading Lists on the library guide Reading Lists in Canvas.
Videos may be added to a Reading List using either the Search, or Cite it, as detailed on the Reading Lists in Canvas guide.
If the video is indexed within LibrarySearch, use the Search option:
If the video in not indexed within LibrarySearch, use the Cite it function:
In Alexander Street:
In Reading Lists:
You can link to an Alexander Street video in your Canvas course.
In Alexander Street:
In Canvas:
The link is inserted into your Canvas course and will open in a new tab.
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