Keywords: course format, structure, topics, tabs, tabbed, drop-down sections, one, single, label, visual, chunk content.
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Meeting the baseline
The UCL E-Learning Baseline suggests the following for Structure:
- 1.1 Present activities and resources in a meaningful, clearly structured and sequenced way
- Use headings - Use Section Headings for each topic area and heading styles within Labels, Books, and Pages to maintain consistency across sections and help students see where they are.
How do I set one up?
- Log into Moodle, got to the course you want to add the structured label to and Turn Editing on.
- In the section, click 'Add an activity or resource'.
- From the menu select ' Structured Label ', then click Add.
- Enter the title, content of the label and image you want to appear in the structured label. Make sure to choose the appropriate heading styles for headings (large, medium, small) and avoiding capitalised and italicised text, which are difficult to read on screen.
Optional: if you want to add tab links to supporting resources, add the details (URL, name (as displayed in the tab on screen) and icon (optional). You may enter more than 3 by clicking ‘add 3 more resources’. - Scroll to the bottom of the screen and click 'Save and return to course'.
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Examples and case studies
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Questions & Answers
- None at this time.
Further information
The Plugin is developed and maintained by Jez H, Manoj Solanki, Kevin Moore.
This guide was adapted from the plugin description, which provides examples for the
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structured label in screenshots
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. Accessed on the 09 February 2021.