The Link Tool allows you to add clickable links to videos, websites, articles, or other Classkick assignments directly on a slide.
You can use links to:
Share instructional videos (YouTube or Vimeo only)
Direct students to websites or articles
Connect to additional learning resources
NOTE: Videos cannot be embedded directly on a slide. They must be added using the Link Tool (YouTube or Vimeo only).
1) Add a Link to a Slide
To add a link:
1. Click the Add Link (chain) icon in the toolbar.
2. In the Title field, enter the name students will see.
3. In the URL field, paste or type the full web address.
4. Click SAVE.
Students will see the link as a clickable button on their slide.
The link will have an icon to differentiate if it's a Video or a Website.
NOTE: Students must be using the Select Tool (arrow icon) in order to click and open a link.
If another tool (Pen, Highlighter, Text, etc.) is selected, the student will not be able to click on the link.
Watch the video below for a walkthrough of how to add and use links in Classkick.
2) Edit / Delete a Link
You can update the title or change the link after uploading the file.
To Edit a Link:
1. Click the link button on the slide.
2. Click the three vertical dots (⋮).
3. Select Edit.
4. Update the title or URL.
5. Click SAVE.
To Delete a Link:
1. Click the link button on the slide.
2. Click the three vertical dots (⋮).
3. Select Delete.
3) Frequently Asked Questions
How can I resize the link button after uploading?
Link buttons cannot be resized. You can move them anywhere on the slide or delete them if needed.
Can I embed the video directly on the slide?
- No, videos cannot be embedded or recorded directly into the assignment. They can only be linked to Vimeo or YouTube.
Can I upload a video file to the slide?
- No, videos can only be linked to Vimeo or YouTube at this time.
4) Troubleshooting
The link won’t open.
Make sure the Select Tool (arrow icon) is active.
Confirm the URL was entered correctly.
Refresh the page.
The video won’t load
Verify the link is publicly accessible.
Check that your school network does not block YouTube or Vimeo.
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