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# Adding a video with Annoto
In order to use Annoto in a video within your Moodle
1\. Add the video to your Media Gallery\ My Media
2\. Choose the activity you are interested in (Page, for example, or Kaltura Video Resource)
3\. Create new
### Adding a video in a page
a. Add a name to the activity
b. In the **content** window:
Click on the **Kaltura** icon:
c. Click Embed for the video you are interested in
If you want – you can choose the embed aspect ratio and the embed size, on the gear icon next to Embed icon
d. Save the activity
**Annoto will be automatically added to the video**
### Adding a video in Kaltura Video Resource activity
a. Add a name to the activity
b. In Video section, click Add Media
c. Click Embed for the video you are interested in
If you want – you can choose the embed aspect ratio and the embed size, on the gear icon next to Embed icon
d. Save the activity
**Annoto will be automatically added to the video**
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