How to put a document up

In order to put a document up, follow these steps. Note that this guide describes how to put documents into the "Course Documents" area, but these steps can apply to the "Course Information" and "Assignments" areas also.

 

To begin with, go to the appropriate course. Then:

 

  1. Go to "Course Documents" using the menu bar on the left of the screen.

  2. Select the "Edit View" option from the top-right of the page which loads up.
    Select 'Edit View'

  3. Click the "+ Item" option on the new toolbar which appears.
    +Item option on Edit View toolbar


  4. Section 1 - Content information

    Give your document a title name. Something must be entered in this box.

  5. If required, enter text in the Text Box.
    The Text Box is very versatile, allowing you to add images, short animations, sound, movies or text which will be displayed in the page when the item is added.


  6. Section 2 - Content

    Click on the "Browse" button.
    'Browse' button when attaching a local file

  7. A file browser dialog window will display. Locate the document or file on your computer or device such as a memory stick.

  8. Highlight the document and click the "Open" button.

  9. Give the document a name in the "Name of Link to File" text box.


  10. Section 3 - Options

    If you would like to track how many students access the document, select "Yes" for the "Track Number of Views" option.

  11. If you would like to set time and date restrictions, set them with the "Choose time and date restrictions" options.


  12. Section 4 - Submit

    If you are happy with all of the information, click the "Submit" button.

  13. Click the "Submit" button and the image will display in the listings.

 

To view the corresponding step-by-step video for this guide, please click here.

 

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