Files | Content Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
Learning module | Learning Modules let you navigate from one content item to the next without distractions or extra clicks. A learning module keeps you focused on the lesson or concept. | ||
 | Folder | A folder is a content container. Instructors can use folders and sub-folders to group related material, such as a "Week 1 Case Studies" folder inside the "Week 1 Assignments" folder. Folders make materials easier to find and reduces scrolling. | |
 | Document | Instructors can create a page or "handout" and add text, audio, video, files, and images. Based on the settings or what the browser allows, audio, video, and image files can appear inline. | |
 | Image | Images appear inline or open in new windows or tabs. | |
 | Audio | Audio files appear inline or open in new windows or tabs. You have controls to pause, play, and adjust the volume. | |
 | Video | Video files appear in inline or open in new windows or tabs. You have controls to pause, play, and adjust the volume. | |
 | Link | Select the link to go to a website or resource. | |
 | Assignment | Instructors use assignments to assess your knowledge of course content and objectives. Your instructors often assign grades to assignments. Instructors can also create assignments for groups of students. | |
 | Test | Instructors use tests to assess your knowledge. Instructors can also create tests for groups of students. | |
| File | Select a file title to download it. | |
 | Link to discussions | Instructors can provide a link to a discussion near related content. For example, you might be asked to read a file and then respond in discussions. | |
 | Journal | Instructors can use journals to communicate privately with you and can grade your contributions. | |
 | Embedded Cloud Document | Instructors can link a Word, Excel, or PowerPoint file to your course. The content also appears in your course outline. | |
 | Google Document | If your institution uses this feature, instructors can link a Google Doc, Sheet, or Slide to your course. The content also appears in your course outline. | |
 | SCORM | Instructors can add web-based content packages from academic publishers or instructional designers. SCORM packages open in a new window and may count for a grade. |