Late to the party, but here's what they do: Strayer inserts a Web Object (the globe icon in the ribbon), and you can create a very simple index.html file (just use Notepad if you want), and locate that file when prompted. I've been creating sub-folders for numerous index files (when you have a lot of courses to develop). In that index.html you should include the <iframe..> code you've been supplied from Kaltura.
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Just a side question. Why does the video title appear in the link?
(Turns out this what Kaltura does now! Seems unnecessary and just makes link text longer)
You might need to ensure that iframe is allowed with your instance of Kaltura.
Late to the party, but here's what they do: Strayer inserts a Web Object (the globe icon in the ribbon), and you can create a very simple index.html file (just use Notepad if you want), and locate that file when prompted. I've been creating sub-folders for numerous index files (when you have a lot of courses to develop). In that index.html you should include the <iframe..> code you've been supplied from Kaltura.