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Folders help you organize content in your class. This article explains when to use folders, and how to create a folder.
You can organize course content into folders, and Learning modules.
There are key similarities between folders and Learning modules:
There are also key differences between folders and learning modules:
Folders: Use folders when the items contained in that folder do not need to be viewed sequentially (ex: a series of links to different resources).
Learning modules: Use learning modules when you want students to work through content in sequence, such as a week's learning materials.
Select Hidden from students to change the visibility of the folder.
Select the Description text box to add a description. Note: Descriptions are limited to 750 characters and cannot be styled (i.e., bold, underlined, coloured text, etc).
Select Save. The folder is displayed on the course content page.
This short video covers folders and modules and takes a quick look at when to use each feature.
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