To embed a Word file into a blog site post or web page just follow these steps..
1. Open your Word file in your web browser through your Office 365 account..
2. Select “File” then “more file choices.” “More file options” is discovered by clicking the 3 horizontal dots under the folder icon..

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To begin this week I have another surprise Office 365 feature that you may discover convenient. That function is the option to embed Word files into your blog or site.

3. Choose “share” then choose “embed.”.

4. Copy the offered embed code and paste it into your post or web page editor just as you would when embedding videos from YouTube or Vimeo. You can alter the size of the display screen by changing the width and height dimensions in the embed sneak peek window..

Applications for Education.
Embedding a Word file into your website or blog can be a practical way to share files with moms and dads or students without needing to re-write the content in your site or blog site editor. Its easier for you and its more convenient for them because they do not have to download the files in order to read them.

To start this week I have another hidden Office 365 function that you might discover handy. That function is the choice to embed Word files into your blog site or website. Copy the provided embed code and paste it into your blog site post or web page editor just as you would when embedding videos from YouTube or Vimeo. Featured screenshots created by Richard Byrne.

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