Adding material to your course

As a module instructor you will probably be responsible for the preparation and/or delivery of teaching. Delivering teaching online allows for a diverse blend of methods of presenting information in your module. Some of the most common approaches are:

In Blackboard, the main tabs within your course content page are known as Learning Modules. Within these, you would need to populate them with folders and documents that will form the structure of your UoD module content.

After creating your Learning Modules in the course content area, you may now want to add folders within them or create separate folders in addition to your Learning Modules.

You may have, by now, created your basic module structure within course content using Learning Modules and Folders in MyDundee. You will now begin to upload content including documents from your computer. This guide will take you through how to upload a document to your MyDundee module.

What is it? When editing a section in a Blackboard document, you will see a bar with several icons above...

What is it? The text editor allows you to add links, attachments and add content to a document in Blackboard....

Resource Lists are an online application for instructors, library staff, and students to collaboratively create, manage, and view reading lists for academic courses. Resource lists can contain a diverse range of content, including e-books, podcasts and videos in addition to more traditional mediums such as journal articles and textbooks. 

This will cover three ways to add YuJa into your module