To begin, click the Turn editing on button in the top right:

While in Edit Mode, sections, activities, and resources may be added, deleted, moved, renamed, and otherwise edited in a variety of ways. Once editing is on, the Add an activity or resource block will show at the bottom of each section. You may drag and drop the activity to a different part of the page after creation.

You may choose from a variety of activity types in the pop up window. Most used activities include, File, Page, Assignment, Attendance, and Quiz.

An activity is something that a student will do that interacts with content, with other students and or the teacher. Possible activities include the following:

• Assignments – Enable teachers to grade and give comments on uploaded files and assignments created on- and off-line
• Chat – Allows participants to have a real-time synchronous discussion
• Choice – A teacher asks a question and specifies a choice of multiple responses
• Database – Enables participants to create, maintain and search a bank of record entries
• Echo360: Allows administrators to embed or link to new or existing videos in Echo360
• External tool – Allows participants to interact with LTI compliant learning resources and activities on other web sites.
• Feedback – For creating and conducting surveys to collect feedback
• Forum – Allows participants to have asynchronous discussions
• Glossary – Enables participants to create and maintain a list of definitions, like a dictionary
• Lesson – For delivering content in flexible ways
• Quiz – Allows the teacher to design a set of quiz items, which may be automatically marked and feedback and/or correct answers shown
• SCORM – Enables SCORM packages to be included as course content
• Survey – For gathering data from students to help teachers learn about their class and reflect on their own teaching

Resources appear as a single link with an icon in front of it that represents the type of resource. Possible resources include the following.

• Book – Multi-page resources with a book-like format.
• File – A picture, a pdf document, a spreadsheet, a sound file, a video file
• Folder – For helping to organize files; one folder may contain other folders
• IMS content package – Add static material from other sources in the standard IMS content package format
• Label – Can be a few displayed words or an image used to separate resources and activities in a topic section, or can be a lengthy description or instructions
• Page – The student sees a single, scrollable screen that a teacher creates with the robust HTML editor
• URL – You can send the student to any place they can reach on their web browser, for example Wikipedia