What types of content can I create on Oppla?
You can upload case studies, resources, articles, and events.
What is a case study on Oppla?
A case study is an example of an action enhancing nature to tackle real world challenges. It gives insights into the benefits for a community or region, helping businesses, policy makers and communities understand why action for nature is essential. They can provide valuable insights for anyone seeking to apply similar changes in an adjacent region or community.
What is an article on Oppla?
Groups share articles detailing exciting updates about their project, keeping their community engaged and attracting external page viewers to interact with their project.
An article can be a short news item or a longer opinion piece. Leave comments and engage in threads of discussion under articles.
If you want to share a paper already published online, please upload it as a resource, not an article.
What is a resource on Oppla?
A resource is an engaging tool that can be accessed by anyone on the Oppla site (when published) to help them to take action for nature. It could be anything from a guide, an infographic, a series of images or educational videos, etc. It’s up to you to choose how you create your learning resources.
How do I upload a case study, resource, article, or event?
Only verified users and group members can add content. If you're part of a group, sign into Oppla and head to your group. Click the “Add article button” on the right side of the screen and select your content type. Add as much information as you’d like to (the more detail the better!), but be sure to fill in the required fields. Content will only be published when approved by the Group Manager.
Verified users uploading content to Oppla (not a group) can do so by signing in and going to the case studies page, resources page, news page, or events page. There is a button to create your own at the top.
Who can view content uploaded to a group?
Published case studies, resources, events, and articles are visible to any Oppla users. Before they are published, they are only available to group members.
Can I update my case study/ resource/ article?
Yes. Only Group Managers can publish edits, but members are free to edit content they created. The changes will be sent to the Group Manager to review before they are public. Please reach out to the Manager if your edits are not published promptly. We can also assist you, please email support@oppla.eu if you need help. Group members cannot edit content they did not create.
Do I need to use copyright free images?
Please ensure you have the rights to use the images included in content you create on Oppla. When you upload images, there is a field to note who it belongs to. Please use this field to credit the image source.
When using popular search engines to search for images you can choose to search for image with free usage rights. Openverse is a tool that allows openly licensed and public domain works. If you are uploading a report then the document cover is usually the most helpful image to feature.