The Content Collection contains files and folders organized for users, courses, and the institution. The three default groups of content are My Content, Course Content, and Institution Content. Each group displays folders and files if any are available to you. You access each group through the Content Collection menu.
After content is created in the course folder, it may be linked to from inside the course for sharing with the course members. Instructors may want students to have access to the course folder to collaborate on group projects or write to collective documentation.
Access the course content area Administrators should consider who has access to courses folders. By default, the system is set up to give full permission to the instructor, teaching assistants, and course builders. This also means that the folder is generated the first time one of these users opens on the Content Collection tab.
As a sandbox for instructors, teaching assistants, and course builders to create and share documentation amongst themselves, which may be linked to from inside the course for sharing with the course members.
If content consumers (instructors) will link to the material directly from their courses, they must be instructors in the courses. Otherwise, they only need read access to view the material, and can first copy the material into their own course folders before linking to it.
Any informational material that is required for participation or understanding content such as assigned readings, video recordings, exams, and any other material needed for learning.
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A learning management system (LMS) is a software application or web-based technology used to plan, implement and assess a specific learning process.
The course folder may be used as a sandbox for each course's instructors, teaching assistants, and course builders to create and share documentation amongst themselves. Additional permissions do not have to be applied because these roles already have default Full permission for their courses.
To enable this, administrators can create a course ID or organization ID for a non-existent course , for example 'BotanyLevel1', and then enroll all users who will interact with content for ...
Folders cannot be manually added to the courses or organizations top level folders, but subfolders may be added using Add Folder once inside the specific course or organization folder.
Use meaningful names to help students navigate your content, like chronological names (Week 1, Unit 1, or Module 1) or categorical names (named after the primary topics in the course)
You can set the availability of a new folder using the Standard Option Permit Users to View this Content. Select Yes or No.
Once you have created a Folder, click its title to open it; then you can add content or assessments within it using the Build Content or Assessments menus.