Course Editing: In-Depth Using the Page Editor

Overview of the Pages Toolbar

At the top of the editor, you will see a toolbar that contains commands to manage your pages. 

 

 

Below is an overview of each command.

 

Publish

Saves any changes you have made on a page. Edits are not saved until this button is clicked, so use it frequently!

 

 

Page Builder

Allows you to use the page builder tool. 

 

 

View Page

Allows you to see the page you are editing as a student would see it.

 

 

Page Break

If there is a disproportionately large amount of text on one page or you want to move some content to a new page, click this button. You can then split up large amounts of content with just a few clicks of the mouse. 

 

 

Clone Page

Creates a duplicate of the page you are currently editing and inserts it directly after the current page. 

 

 

Add

This command expands into a menu with several options.

 

Add a question

This selection allows you to add a question to your course. There are several types of questions you can add, including:

·      Multiple Choice

·      Fill-in-the-Blank

·      Numeric Response

·      Text Response

·      True or False

 

Add a dropdown

Adding a dropdown will allow you to provide information in your page that the user will have to click to see. There are three types of dropdowns:

·      Hint: Displays the word “Hint” with a question mark

·      Fact: Displays the words “Click for fact”

·      Show: Allows you to choose the words that the user clicks to reveal additional information

 

Add a page

Add a new page to this course. 

 

Add a folder

Organize pages into folders. 

 

 

Manage

This command expands into a menu with several options.

 

Manage assets

Assets is a term used to describe files that are associated with the course. Assets could refer to image files (such as .jpeg, .jpg, or .png) or documents (such as .pdf, .doc, .docx, .ppt, or .pptx). This command will allow you to manage the assets in your course. 

 

Manage audio

Audio can be added by uploading a file, recording audio in your browser, or generating text-to-speech audio. 

 

Manage subtitles

Subtitles can be added when audio is present on the page. The subtitles allow your students to read along with the audio narration on the page. Note that audio must be added to the page for subtitles to appear. 

 

 

Options

This command expands into a menu with several options.

 

Developer Tools

These tools allow users familiar with Java, CSS, or HTML to build features using those languages and integrate them into the course.

 

Page Options

These options will allow you to change the title of a page, toggle auto-numbering, or delete the page.

 

Copy

Copy this page to another course.

 

Assets

This opens the assets menu, where you can view, download, and upload content to be used in your course.

 

Branding

This allows you to access the course’s branding options.

 

Options

This allows you to access the course settings page. 

 

Export

This will bring you to a page with different exporting options for your course.