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Learn to design pages with audio and video in SharePoint communication sites, covering AV considerations, asset library strategy, and embedding videos via Microsoft Stream.
Design pages with audio and video in mind, considering devices, screen sizes, and layout placement; use podcast style audio to save bandwidth and test layouts for clear playback.
Plan and organize audio and video assets in the site assets library on communication sites, using folders and metadata while coordinating with IT to manage mp3, mp4, and wav uploads.
Learn to prepare audio and video for SharePoint pages with the built-in video editor, perform basic edits and add title cards, then save as mp4 for the site assets library.
Learn how to mount a video file to a SharePoint 365 communication site page using Microsoft Stream, the video webpart, and proper Site Assets organization for a clean page design.
Consult IT to organize site assets and learn space requirements and retention policies. Use Windows 10 video editor if you're solo, and explore page design with web parts.
This course focuses on the proper use of audio and video on a SharePoint page. Use of the Site Assets library and proper page design are explained and demonstrated. The differences between Wiki pages and Site pages are emphasized with respect to available webparts. Before actually adding audio and video content, various scenarios are examined that help to determine when audio without video is a better option. Page layout is also addressed before adding media. Just before media is added, basic Microsoft tools are examined for audio and video editing. Simple edits may be done without special software. The free Video Editor software that comes with Windows 10 and Windows 11 is used to edit content before uploading. This editing includes trimming unwanted content and adding graphical cards with text. Video is added to a wiki page by utilizing a Site Assets library. A webpart is configured and adjusted for professional layout on a page. Next, a video webpart is added to a modern page. The webpart is configured to access Microsoft Stream as the location of the video content. A quick lesson demonstrates how to upload content to Stream and organize some of the content. Issues relating to smart devices are explored with respect to sizing and bandwidth.