New Content Editor (Beta)
Note
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If your institution is participating in the early access program for the new Content Editor for Blackboard Documents, you can use the beta Content Editor when you create a Document or add a content block to an existing Document. The new editor works much like the classic editor: you can add and format text, attach files, and insert media, links, and tables.
The beta Content Editor doesn't yet support all classic Content Editor features. For a feature-by-feature comparison, refer to the Content Editor Comparison Table.
Access the beta Content Editor
Create a new Document:
On the Course Content page, select the plus sign to create new content and select Create.
In the panel that opens, select Document.
Select Content and choose New editor BETA.

Add a content block to an existing Document:
On the Course Content page, select Edit from a Document's More options (...) menu.
Select the plus sign to add a content block.
Select Content and choose New editor BETA.
Convert existing content to the beta Content Editor
You can covert content created with the classic Content Editor to the beta Content Editor.
Open a Document that contains a content block created with the classic Content Editor.
Select the Try the new editor link below the editor.

The content converts from the classic Content Editor to the beta Content Editor. If your content contains any features that the beta Content Editor doesn't support, those features are removed during conversion. A popup window appears explaining that if you save your changes, you cannot undo the conversion.
Review your content carefully to make sure everything is intact and that you want to keep the conversion. If you have lost content and are not happy with the result, you can use the Undo button at the Document level (not the Undo button on the Content Editor) to undo the conversion.

The first time user experience
When you open the beta Content Editor for the first time, a popup window appears that highlights some of the changes in the editor and explains how you can submit feedback.

What's new in the beta Content Editor
Enhanced table support
Create tables with a streamlined workflow that combines row and column selection with header options.
Select Tab to quickly move between table cells.
Select one or more cells to apply cell level formatting.
Table edits fully support Undo and Redo.
Insert code snippets and code blocks directly into table cells.
Merge and split cells to build more complex layouts and better organize table content.
Resize columns to fit your content and improve readability.
Tables wider than the content area now display a horizontal scroll bar.
Enhanced list support
Nested lists use reduced indentation and varied bullet styles by depth, making list hierarchy easier to follow.
Ordered lists keep their numbering sequence correct as you edit content.
Combine ordered and unordered list items within the same list. For each level, select the bullet or number style you want.
Soft returns (Shift + Enter on Windows, Shift + Return on Mac) maintain the existing list item, while hard returns start a new list item.
There are no limits to the level of nesting, and heavily nested lists display a horizontal scroll bar.
Enhanced link support
Select Ctrl + K (Windows) or Cmd + K (Mac) to open the link dialog.
Select text then paste a URL into the Content Editor to turn the selected text into a clickable link.
Type or paste a standalone URL to automatically convert it into a clickable link.
참고
Best practice: For WCAG-compliant content, give links descriptive text instead of a raw URL. Use the link dialog (select the link icon, or press Ctrl+K/Cmd+K) to add descriptive link text.
Improved formatting options
Use inline code snippets in addition to full code blocks for more flexibility when documenting code.
Scale images down to a minimum size of 100 px.
Resize images directly in the Content Editor.
Indent paragraphs using the Increase Indent option on the toolbar or in the Format menu. You can indent the first line of the paragraph or the entire paragraph, depending on where the cursor is located.
Submit feedback about the beta Content Editor
You can send feedback about the editor directly to Blackboard.
Select the Submit Feedback button next to the Insert menu to open the feedback form. The form automatically collects information about where you are in the application when you submit it.

Enter your feedback.

Select the Submit feedback button on the form.