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Create a New Module

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Click Modules on the left sidebar

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  1. Is it a Google Meet link, a Google Drive file, or a Document?

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Click on the Plus button to add content.

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From the add drop down, select File for document upload, or External URL for a Google Drive or Google Meet link.

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Dates & Time restrictions - Each module section can have a date and time restriction.

  1. If you want to put all documents in one module section, you can do so. However, if you have a date/time restriction on one of the documents within that module, you have to lock down the whole module.

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  2. If you want different release dates for each document uploaded, you can create modules by clicking “+ Module” in the top left. To publish items, click the grey slash to make it a green checkmark.

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of your course.

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Click the + Module button in the top-right to add a new module to your course.

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Give your Module a name.

You have the option to lock the module until a specific date, as well as adding prerequisites before the module becomes available to a student.

Click Add Module when complete.

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Add Content to a Module

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Click the + icon on the header of the module.

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Use the dropdown menu to determine what type of content to add to the module.

Depending on the content you choose, your options will change.

You can add existing content that is already uploaded into your course, or create new content following the on screen prompts.

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Publish Your Module

By default, your module is not published or visible to students.

Once you’re finished working with the module and ready to share it with students, click the Publish icon.

The icon will turn into a green checkmark to indicate that the module is published.

To unpublish, click the icon again.

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