> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.silid.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.silid.co/teacher-1/discussion-tab/how-to-post-in-your-class.md).

# How to post in your Class

**POSTING WITH A PHOTO**

Step 1: Click the **Discussion tab** and then click the **"Add" button** then click **"Images".**

![](/files/-M_OHHXzYTFA18JYA83e)

Step 2: **Choose a photo** then click **open.**

![](/files/-M_OIAFpEZM22Ms-jmhq)

Step 3: Compose an announcement together with the photo you attach and then click Post.

![](/files/-M_OIruC07Pgmtnptwwb)

**POSTING WITH VIDEO LINK**

Step 1: Click the **Discussion tab** and then click the **"Add" button** then click **"Video Link".**

![](/files/-M_OMFWscsZn5B5e_Aho)

Step 2: Copy a link from youtube then paste it to the silidLMS.

![](/files/-M_OL4LJV9DT-UqFVayW)

Step 3: Paste the link here then click the **"Add" button.**

![](/files/-M_OM3Ia-iEO9OQWrwBm)

Step 4: Compose an announcement together with the video link you paste and then click **Post.**

![](/files/-M_ON-BbBQ2pVDHvwnwl)

**POSTING WITH OTHER FILES**

Step 1: Click the **Discussion tab** and then click the **"Add" button** then click **"Other Files".**

![](/files/-M_OOg4Lit6nOQQljwmd)

Step 2: You can choose different types of documents to attach here. ***Supported formats:** docx, doc, xlxs, xls, pdf, txt, jpg, jpeg, png, gif*

![](/files/-M_OP7X5RaF4BCo9CuLW)

Step 3: Compose an announcement together with the document you attach and then click **Post.**

![](/files/-M_OSQTd9iInFMw-REju)

***Remember when posting:***

![](/files/-MOeSeUnGWUwdWmZoaa1)


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