Image and summary information about a course in a card-style feed, each course links to a unique page with more detailed information about the course (possibilities include learning outcomes, sample course schedule, and syllabus), and up to three optional student sample works. Each student work sample could include project name, student name, project description, image and link for each student work sample.
Navigate to the section where you wish to add the list of blog posts, then click over to the 'Content' tab.
Click "Create content" then select the "Organizer - Zone A" content type.
Give the content item a name and then configure the Organizer. At minimum, you will need to:
For more information about the other options, see the content type encyclopedia for the Organizer content type.
Navigate to the section where you would like to store your courses, then click "Create content" and select "Course."
Pro tip: You may find it helpful and easier to stay organized if you have a separate folder/subsection where you just store your course content items, separate from your organizer(s) and the other content items on that page.
All content on our website must follow the university's policies including FERPA Guidelines and the Copyright policy.
Before sharing student work examples on your website, be sure that you are documenting written permission from the student(s) to share their work samples on your website.
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