Introduction
Modules can be created in the Library and built out with content. This gives curriculum teams a dedicated space to shape flexible, modular delivery, structuring learning into smaller units before it reaches learners.
Please note: Publishing modules and adding them to a learner’s Learning Plan are not yet available. This article will be updated when they are (20th October 206)
Users
- Programme Manager
- Programme Contributor
How to: Create a Module and add Content
Follow these steps to create a module and add content to it, note, only published activities and assessments can be added to a Module.
- Go to the Library.
- Select the Modules tab.
- Click Create Module.
- Enter the module details:
- Module Name (required)
- Module Description
- Allow the module to be added directly to a Learning Plan
- Click Save.
- Click Add Content.
- Select the published activities and assessments to add from the Library. Multiple items can be selected at once.
- Click Add to Module.
Bud Recommends
- Make sure the activities and assessments you need are published in the Library before creating a module. Only published content can be added.
- Plan the module’s structure in advance. A module can hold a maximum of 20 items, so smaller, focused modules work best.
- Add a Module Description, even though it’s optional. It will be visible to the Learner and your Training team, so we suggest making it outcome and objective orientated.
- Use clear, consistent module names across your programmes so modules are easy to find as your Library grows.
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