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Creating a Document

A document can be used to present a variety of learning materials such as text, multimedia, and attachments. 


Creating a Document in Course Content

  1. Select the plus icon (+) from the course content page. 

  2. Select Create from the drop-down list. The Create Item panel is displayed. Screenshot of step 2 of Creating a Document in Course Content as explained on this page

  3. Select Document. The New Document page is displayed.Screenshot of step 3 of Creating a Document in Course Content as explained on this page

  4. Select the title to edit the name of the document. Screenshot of step 4 of Creating a Document in Course Content as explained on this page
  5. Select Hidden from students to edit the visibility of the document. Screenshot of step 5 of Creating a Document in Course Content as explained on this page
  6. Select the gear icon to edit the following document settings:

    • Select Allow class conversations to allow students and instructors leave comments within the document.

    • Select the Description text box to create a description for the document.

    • Select tool(s) available within Additional Tools to attach tools to the document. 

  7. Select Save.
    Screenshot of step 7 of Creating a Document in Course Content as explained on this page

  8. Select any of the following buttons to add content to your document:Screenshot of step 8 of Creating a Document in Course Content as explained on this page

    • Add content: Insert content in the form of text, images, or tables into the text box provided. 

    • Add HTML: Insert content in the form of HTML into the text editor.

    • Upload from your computer: Insert content by uploading the file directly from your computer.

    • Upload from cloud storage: Items uploaded from cloud storage (OneDrive, Google Drive, etc) are not live links. Updates made to the cloud storage document are not reflected in the course version.


Additional Resources


Video

This short video covers documents and takes a quick look at how to create, edit and add content to documents. 


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