Sample Video - 10/15 - VIDEO URL method

This is an example of featuring a video on your page using the Video URL field.

Video Transcript
Welcome to the dotCMS training video for how to login to the dotCMS system.
The easiest way to navigate to this particular webpage is to visit the ANR communications
and Marketing site at canr.msu.edu/anrcom, then you can select for social media and website
and then dotCMS training materials from the sub-page menu.
Once you get to the dotCMS training materials webpage under how to log into dotCMS will
be the dotCMS login link.
Once the page loads, it will have the login screen for dotCMS.
This is where you're going to enter in your MSU net ID and password.
It is also recommended that you bookmark this page so that you can find it more easily for
further updating in the future.
Once you get that login and password entered, you select the sign in button and it will
bring you to the dotCMS dashboard once you get logged into the system.
Now you can move forward with making edits to your website.
 
 

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