Lessons Tool
- How Do I Rename a Lessons Page?
- How to Create a New Lessons Page
- How to Export Lesson Content
- How to Embed Announcements on a Lessons Page
- How Do I View An Index of Lessons Pages?
- How to Create Multiple Sections on a Lessons Page
- How to Create Two Columns on a Lessons Page
- How to Upload Content from a Zip File to a Lesson Page
- How to Add Sub-pages to a Lessons Page
- How to Add a Resources Folder to a Lessons Page
What is the Lessons tool?
Lessons is a tool that allows an instructor to organize resources, activities, and media on a single page. You can have as many Lessons pages in your site as needed. With Lessons, instructors can organize the course by unit, module, week, topic, or any other grouping that makes sense for the site.
Each Lessons page can be customized to suit the needs of the lesson, including links to other site tools, conditional release of items and content, student content pages, LTI tools, and more.
Some page layout features of the Lessons tool include:
Block style page layout to group items on a page
Multiple sections on one page
Multiple columns in one section
Flexible column design (2 columns in one section block, 1 column with double width, and a variety of column background color)
Collapsible sections
To access this tool, click on the Lessons page title in the Tool Menu of your site.
The Lessons tool is often renamed to something else, and may appear multiple times in a given course. Click on the Lessons page title in the Tool Menu to display the page.
Note: The default or blank Lessons page contains text and images that explain the basic functionality of the Lessons tool.
Example of a Lessons page.
Lessons pages may contain any of the following items:
Page title
Text item (i.e. content on the page)
Content links to items in Resources such as files or URLs
Links to published assessments
In-line question items on the page
Items may be designated as required
Links to forum topics
Links to sub-pages
Student Comments on the page
Links to Student Pages where students may create their own content