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Welcome to creating modules, sub-modules, and adding documents in D2L 10.2.
To begin tutorial log into d2l.kennesaw.edu and select your course.
Click on the "content" button in your navbar. Notice that the bar that reads
add a module. Place your cursor
here, and type the name of your first module. We'll take "start here."
Then hit "enter."
You now have a module created. Notice to the left here in a gray area,
you have a table contents. Each of the rows
under this represents a module. Click on the start here module.
Notice the new options that appear
for this learning module. You can drag and drop files
into this module by dropping them into the dotted rectangle
here. For example...
This function works best in Firefox. If it is not working for you now,
you have another option to upload your document. Click on the "new" button and
click upload files. Click the "upload" button
and browse for your files or document and then click the "open" button.
Your file will appear here in the dialog box.
Click the "add" button. You've now added your first document to your first module.
Now, we will add a sub-module. Under the
dotted rectangle, where reads "add a sub-module,"
is where we will add the sub-module. Click into the white space
and then begin typing the name of your sub-module.
When you have finished, hit "enter."
Your new sub-module appears under the original module
Click on the sub-module that you just created
in the table contents to get more options. For every module that you create,
you can add a description of the content to the module,
add dates and restrictions, and add documents and activities.
Click here to add the description
and then begin typing.
When you're finished, click the "update" button. Your description
appears under "rubrics." Now let's click the
"add activities" button so that we can get an overview of the activities that can be added
to a module. Here are your options to add:
chat, checklist, discussions, dropbox, external learning tools,
online rooms, quizzes, self-assessments,
ans surveys. We can upload documents into this module
as previously done before, if we like.
We can also restrict the availability of this module,
meaning that students will not be able to access it until certain conditions are met.
Click on "add dates and restrictions" to do this.
A new menu pops up allowing us to add a due date,
start date, end date, and even release conditions for the content of this module.
Click on "add due date" to add a due date.
You can add other release conditions, such as the student must have accessed
the syllabus before accessing this module,
by clicking on "create" under release conditions. In the drop-down here,
click "content topic visited." A second option box will appear
which will allow you to select the content topic. Once you have selected it,
click "create."
Be careful to keep careful notes
of what your conditions are when you use this so that you and your students
are not confused when something will not open for them. Once you finish, click "create."
And you have successfully created a condition. And now that
has concluded this tutorial.