Documents (Admin)
You can simplify the learning process if you are using various documents. NexPort Campus provides a bookshelf as personal storage space for your documents. In the bookshelf, you can create various folders and use this area to upload, organize, and share your documents. You can upload documents, webpages, image, video, and audio files.
There is a Media Library folder that includes the default structure: documents, images, videos, webpages, and others, as subfolders. You cannot share, add, rename, or delete the Media Library folder or its subfolders. However, you can add, modify, rename, or delete the files inside the documents, images, others, videos, and webpages subfolders.
The following table provides the file formats supported by NexPort Campus.
Image
png – Portable Network Graphics
jpeg – Joint Photographic Experts Group
gif – Graphics Interchange Format
bmp – Windows Bitmap
tiff – Tagged Image File Format
svg – Scalable Vector Graphics
svgz – Scalable Vector Graphics Zip
pbm – Portable Bitmap
xbm – X11 Bitmap Graphics
pgm – Portable Graymap
pnm – Portable Anymap Format
ppm – Portable Pix Map Graphics
ras – Sun Rasterfile Graphics
rgb – Red, Green, Blue
xpm – X11 Pixel Map Graphics
xwd – X Window Dump
ief – Image Exchange Format
Audio
mp3 – Digital Audio Format
ogg – Derives from ogging, jargon from the computer game Netrek
kar – Karaoke Files
m3u – Media Playlist File
mid – MIDI file
midi – Musical Instrument Digital Interface
mka – Mastroska Audio File
mp2 – MPEG Audio Layer 2 or MPEG2 Audio
mpga – MPEG-1 Layer 3 Audio File
ra – Real Audio
ram – Real Audio Metadata
rm – Real Media File
rpm – Red Hat Package Manager File
snd – Sound File
tsi – Traktor Settings File
wav – Waveform Audio File Format
wax – Windows Media Player Redirect File
wma – Windows Media Audio
aif – Audio Interchange File Format
aifc – Compressed Audio Interchange File
aiff – Audio Interchange File Format
au – Audio File
Video
mp4 – MPEG-4 Video File
avi – Audio Video Interleave File
wmv – Windows Media Video
flv – Flash Video Format
asf – Advanced Systems Format File
mov – Apple QuickTime Movie
mpeg – Motions Picture Experts Group
mkv – Matroska multimedia container
asf – Advanced System File
asx – Microsoft ASF Redirector File
divx – Digital Video Express (DivX-encoded Movie)
dl – Animation (Italian origin)
fli – Tex Font Library (EmTex)
gl – Animation (GRASP Graphical System for Presentation)
movie – QuickTime Movie File
qt – QuickTime Video File
viv – VivoActive Player Video File
vivo – VivoActive Player Video File
wmx – Windows Media Redirector
wvx – Windows Media Video Redirector
On the Documents page, you can do the following:
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