Learning Modules

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The Learning Module is used to organize content including HTML files, assignments, assessments, web links, discussion topics, and other material in your FerrisConnect course. Content which is related to learning outcomes may be delivered to students in the order an instructor decides to present it. For example, an required article is read, a class discussion follows, then a paper is written and submitted. As many modules as an instructor chooses can be developed for an individual course.

Learner outcomes

When finished with this section the learner will be able to...

  • create and organize a learning module
  • add content, files, and activities to a learning module


Creating a Learning Module

The designer must be in the Build tab. Select "Learning Modules" in the Course Tools menu, and click on the "Create Learning Module" button. A title for the module is added along with the description. Options include displaying the Table of Contents, and the choice of numbering or lettering, as well as whether to display the first page of the content or a table of contents for navigation purposes.

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Activity - Create a Learning Module

Create a new Learning Module and entitle it "Begin Here". Display the Table of Contents
on the left, and select the table of contents to be displayed. Click the "Save" button.

Adding and Organizing Content

Designers may add or create files, link to existing course content including assessments, assignments, web links, chat rooms, discussion topics, and other tools and materials.

Activity - Add Content to a Learning Module

In the Build tab select the "Begin Here" module and click the "Add File" button.
Write a brief welcome message to students logging into the course for their first
time. Explain to the students that they will need to use FerrisConnect (whether
partially or fully online) and that they should take the time to familiarize
themselves with the syllabus and to explore the "Student Orientation" pages.
Next, click on the "Add Content Link" and select from the drop-down menu,
"Web Link", select "Student Orientation" from the list. Click Add selected.

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