3. Understanding course pages
Now that you have your course modules, the next step is to decide what topics will go into each module.
For example, in our example Sustainable Thinking course, Module 4: Sustainable Living might cover the following topics:
- Clothing
- Products and Services
- Plastic Packaging and Rubbish
- Water and Electricity Consumption
- Calculate your ecological footprint
Each of these topics within the module would then be fleshed out with relevant content, resources and activities.
How to create and edit pages in OpenLearning
The topics within a module would become Pages in OpenLearning. Pages are containers that allow you to add and arrange content, media, and activities. They are the main building blocks of courses.
Follow the steps below to set up pages within your modules.
Step 1
Go to Course Setup > Content
Step 2
Scroll down to the module you would like to create or add a page in
Step 3
To add an existing page, type in the name and select it from the dropdown
To create a new page, type in the page name and press Enter
For a step by step guide to creating and editing a page, see the video below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voqfj1ZLcsI
How to add a page thumbnail
Each page that is created is visible to students from the Learning Activities tab.
Once you have created your page, it's important to add a page thumbnail, otherwise your course will look like it is still a work in progress.
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How do I move pages to a different module?
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Bronwyn Cron Hi! Just start typing the name of the page in the Add a page box of the module you want the page to move to, and in a few moments, the page name(s) will appear and you'll be able to add it to the that module.
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Alenka Prezelj Thanks. I have done that, but it looks like they still appear in the original module as well. I chose link rather than copy page, not sure if that matters...
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Bronwyn Cron You can remove them from the original module by clicking on X in the top right corner.
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I moved my pages around, but the navigation (prev/next) seems to be the old ones? Getting confused here :D
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Bariah Ahmad Hi, can you share the link to the course so we can take a look?
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Alenka Prezelj Hi Alenka, For now I can't share the course.. I moved the pages to a newly created module/module set. Within the module is fine. But the first & last pages still go to the 'old' module/module set.
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