Faculty can embed media from certain websites. These include: Panopto, VoiceThread, YouTube, Vimeo, Flipgrid, SlideShare, Quizlet, Soundcloud, VidGrid, Prezi, KhanAcademy, Spotify, Genial.ly, and NearPod. Each website will have its own process for sharing links.

Site	Where to Find the Share Link	Comments
Panopto	See → How do I share a link or embed a Panopto video?	If you want the video to display larger in an Ultra page, please see → How do I embed a Panopto video in an Ultra document or discussion?
VoiceThread	See → Getting a share link for a VoiceThread	Apply the same process for embedding a larger version of a VoiceThread
YouTube	See → Sharing a YouTube link	Select the COPY option to select only the link. To link to a specific part of the video, check the "Start at" setting and enter the start time before you copy the link.
Vimeo	See → Sharing a Vimeo link	To share a video link that will begin playback at a specific point, add #t= followed by the timecode of where you'd like playback to begin.
Flipgrid	See → Sharing a Flipgrid video	With Flipgrid, students do not create accounts. Educators provide students a Flip Code and students enter this on the Flipgrid app or at flipgrid.com.
SlideShare	See → Sharing SlideShare files	Click the Share button to the bottom left of the SlideShare player.
Quizlet	See → Sharing a Quizlet set	Only public Quizlet sets can be shared. You can change a set's visibility to make it public. You can share password-protected sets using the steps above and then sending the password separately.
Soundcloud	See → Sharing a private Soundcloud track	Secret links have tokens (some extra numbers that make your link unique, unsearchable and unguessable) at the end of your track’s URL, so anyone with the secret link will be able to listen toyour track.
VidGrid	See → Sharing a VidGrid link	Before sharing your video, make sure to set up your permissions to specify who can see specific videos.
Prezi	See → Sharing a Prezi view link	A view link allows anyone with the link to view, but not edit, a presentation.
Khan Academy	See YouTube above.	Khan Academy videos are posted to YouTube. Use the same process for sharing a YouTube link.
Spotify	See → Share music from Spotify	The share feature will share a playlist even if you’ve made it secret. The recipient can view, play, and follow it, and they can share with others who can also view, play, follow, and share it. If you’ve set the playlist to be collaborative, any recipient can also edit the playlist.
Genial.ly	See → Share a Genially interactive	A Genially must be published in order for it to be shared.
Nearpod	See → Generate a Nearpod code	You must launch a Nearpod session to generate a code. Once a code is generated, you can select the link to embed in an Ultra document. NearPod self-paced lessons expire after 30 days unless you choose to extend them.