Note - if the Confluence page is available for public view then you can preview the lesson from Course Editor otherwise, it can only be viewed from Course Player when running from inside the Confluence environment. Step 4: Done, view as user by creating course session and view it from Confluence Training Dashboard Step3: Embed Confluence page as iFrame using sample code Step2: Create a course in EduBrite and add a lesson (using online editor) Step1: Identify Confluence page, which needs to be embedded By adding columns to your page layout and customizing the colors, borders, and headings of panels, you can create pages that are aesthetically-pleasing and, in turn, make information easy to digest for all users.
Here is a quick set of steps to accomplish this. Embedding content from Confluence allows to continuously manage dynamic changes in Confluence and thoses changes are reflected when a user views the course.
If you already have a lot of material created this way, it may be a good idea to re-use that content as your training material, because then you can track the usage and views and add additional content or quizzes. Atlassian Confluence provides a great tool for creating your online documentation, and collaboratively edited spaces.
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