How to Import a Single YouTube Video to Empath
This KB outlines the steps to import a single video from YouTube into the Empath platform, ensuring that team members can execute the process efficiently.
Creating a Lesson from a YouTube Video Using the Import Tool
Objective
This KB outlines the steps to create a lesson in Empath using a YouTube video, ensuring all necessary permissions and processes are followed.
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Key Steps
1. Verify Content Admin Role 0:22
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Ensure you have the content admin role in your tenant.
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Look for the 'Create' button in the upper corner of Empath when logged in.
2. Select a YouTube Video 1:08
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Navigate to YouTube and find the video you want to create a lesson from.
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Ensure the video has a title, description, and chapter markers.
3. Copy Video URL 2:26
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Copy the URL of the selected YouTube video from the browser's address bar.
4. Create a Lesson in Empath 2:38
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Go back to Empath and click the 'Create' button.
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Select 'Start' to create a new lesson.
5. Import Video Details 2:56
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Click on 'Import from YouTube or Vimeo'.
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Paste the copied video URL into the provided field.
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Confirm the import to pull in the video details.
6. Edit Lesson Information 3:40
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Review the auto-generated lesson title and description.
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Modify the description as needed, removing any unnecessary text.
7. Save the Lesson 4:15
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Fill out any additional fields such as topics covered (e.g., Unify, SSH, Wireshark).
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Click 'Save Lesson' to finalize the creation.
8. Assign Lesson to a Course or Pathway 4:27
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Choose a course or pathway to place the lesson in for accessibility.
Cautionary Notes
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Ensure the YouTube video is marked as embeddable by the creator; otherwise, it may not play in Empath.
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The lesson will depend on the availability of the YouTube video; if the creator removes or revises it, the lesson may become unusable.
Tips for Efficiency
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Always check for the latest updates in the UI to ensure you are using the most current features.
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Keep a list of frequently used YouTube channels for easy access when creating lessons.