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# How to Add Your Own Content to a Pathway

# How to Add Your Own Content to a Pathway

**In this article:**
* Overview
* Add a step to your Pathway
* Add your own content (link, file or SCORM)
* Write your own content in a Text step
* Show only your own content in the picker
* Things to keep in mind
* FAQs
* Who can do this

## Overview
A common misconception is that Pathways can only contain content SuperPath provides. That's not the case — you can build a Pathway almost entirely from your **own** material: web links to your systems, files and documents you upload, SCORM courses, and text you write directly in SuperPath. When you add a step, the content picker shows your organisation's own content alongside anything from the SuperPath library, and you can upload or create new content on the spot.

![](https://storage.googleapis.com/superpath-help-centre/how-to-add-your-own-content-to-a-pathway/01-add-step-menu_0c9e5b9a.png)

## Add a step to your Pathway
1. Open the Pathway you're building (or start a new one).
2. Click **Add Step** to open the menu of step types:
   * **Add Content** — pick from your content and the library, or add new content.
   * **Add Event** — add a live or scheduled Event.
   * **Add Form** — add a Form or quiz.
   * **Add Text** — write your own content directly in the step (see below).
3. Use **Add Section** to group steps, and drag steps to reorder them.

> **Good to know:** Depending on your account settings you may also see options to add a Knowledge article or generate a quiz.

## Add your own content (link, file or SCORM)
The quickest way to bring your own material in is to create it as content and add it to the step in one go.

1. Click **Add Step → Add Content**.
2. In the picker, choose **Add new content** to open the **Add Content** panel.
3. Pick how you're adding your own content:
   * **Add a website link** — point to content on any site (for example Google Drive, Confluence, Udemy or your intranet).
   * **Upload a file** — upload a document, PDF, video or similar.
   * **Upload a SCORM course** — upload a SCORM package (if SCORM is enabled on your account); it's processed in the background.
4. Work through the details wizard — thumbnail and cover, title, **Content Type** (Article, Audio, Book, Certification, Course, Document, Podcast, Video, or Wiki / Intranet), description, and optional extras like skills, learning time and CPD points.
5. Save. Your new content is added to the Pathway as a step and stored in your content library for reuse.

![](https://storage.googleapis.com/superpath-help-centre/how-to-add-your-own-content-to-a-pathway/02-add-content-panel_c5ac003a.png)

> **Note:** Files and content you upload are private to your organisation — *"Uploaded files will only be accessible by people within your organisation."*

## Write your own content in a Text step
When you just want to write something yourself — instructions, context, or a short lesson — you don't need a separate content item at all.

1. Click **Add Step → Add Text**.
2. Write your content in the rich-text editor. The toolbar covers formatting — headings, bold/italic/underline, lists, block quotes, highlight, alignment and indent.
3. The step saves as you go and forms part of the Pathway like any other step.

> **Good to know:** A Text step's toolbar is for formatting text, not for embedding video or interactive content. If you need to add a video or an interactive element, use **Add Content** instead (see above) — it supports uploading a video file, linking to one, or adding embed/iframe content as its own step.

![](https://storage.googleapis.com/superpath-help-centre/how-to-add-your-own-content-to-a-pathway/03-text-step-editor-toolbar_95b98757.png)

## Show only your own content in the picker
When you add a **Content** step, the picker lists everything available to you. To focus on your own material, use the toggle at the top of the picker:
* **All content** — shows your own content plus the SuperPath library.
* **Your content only** (labelled with your platform's name) — hides the library and shows just your organisation's own content.

> **Good to know:** The SuperPath library only appears in the picker if it's enabled for your account. If it isn't, the picker already shows only your own content.

## Things to keep in mind
* Your own content and SuperPath library content behave the same way once added — the difference is only where they came from.
* Uploaded content is reusable: once you've added it, it lives in your content library and can be dropped into other Pathways.
* SCORM upload is available only if SCORM is enabled on your account, and large packages take a little while to process.
* A **Text** step is authored inline and isn't a separate content item, so it isn't reusable across Pathways the way uploaded content is.

## FAQs
**Can a Pathway use only my own content?**
Yes. You can build a Pathway entirely from links, uploaded files, SCORM courses and Text steps you create — no SuperPath library content is required.

**How do I add a video or document I already have?**
Use **Add Step → Add Content → Add new content**, then **Upload a file** for a document or video, or **Add a website link** if it's hosted elsewhere.

**What's the difference between Add Content and Add Text?**
**Add Content** adds a reusable content item (linked, uploaded or from the library) — use this for video or interactive/embedded content. **Add Text** lets you write formatted text directly in the step; its toolbar doesn't support embedding video or interactive elements.

**Is my uploaded content visible to other organisations?**
No. Content you upload is private to your organisation.

## Who can do this
**Owners**, **Admins**, **Managers**, **Content Managers** and **Instructors** can create or upload content and add steps to a Pathway. **People Managers**, **Employees** and **Restricted** users have read-only access and cannot add content or edit Pathway steps.