Instructional Design & Tecnology

Here's a nice button... Once the book is created, the first page will be an instruction page for students to navigate the book. The following is an example of this text: Welcome to Module 2. This Book houses the lecture, readings and assignments for this module, as well as an audio mindfulness exercise that you will experience then explore in the module Discussion board. To Navigate these Activities: Use the Blue "Next" and "Back" buttons, lower-right of this content area, to navigate the through this book OR use the table of contents to the upper-right of this content area In Joule, make sure that editing is turned on, click on the title of the book on your course homepage: Select the edit icon (pencil icon in the table of contents) Place your cursor at the beginning of the text in the editor (top-left) Choose Insert/Edit Image Icon Find or upload image > Navigate to the image on your computer and upload (this will be in your Recent fil

H5P Test timeline in action.... please disregard my fallacious dates and dummy text...this was just a quick test. We are all enjoying working in H5P to create educational content, but a couple of us ran into a snag when working with the Timeline Content Type during the workshop. Below are steps to properly create your timeline. Start Here: Create New Content > Add Title (following the appropriate naming convention) > Select 'Timeline' from the DropDown Name the Headline: Same as the timeline title... Remember this is your Opening Screen. Body Text: Introduction to the entire timeline, don't skip this step Background Image: always skip this, it will make your timeline unnecessarily busy. Assets: You can display images, video or even audio in the timeline Media: locate your main image (or other media) by URL and place it here Credit the original creator Add a brief image caption for accessibility Important: the app does not explicitly state thi