Guidelines for creating embed codes

The below resources will guide you through sharing your digital heritage project with us online using an embed code. An embed code is a link that is generated by a third-party website such as YouTube or Google Drive, that a user can copy and paste into his or her own webpage. This embedded code will enable your media (e.g. Google Slides, video file, or audio file) to integrate as a usable on the current page, rather than as a link that brings you to a new page.

Embed codes are required for the following types of National Heritage Week projects.

National Heritage Week PowerPoint template

Share your heritage project as a presentation. We have created this PowerPoint template for you to use. Add your own text and images to share your heritage project with your community or at online seminars.

How to create a podcast

This Heritage in Schools resource will show how to record a podcast from home.

Editing video on a smartphone

Now that you have recorded your video, use these guides from the Design and Crafts Council to assist you in editing your footage.

For National Heritage Week logos and templates for newsletter, press releases and more view our branded resources section.