Introduction to ArtificiaI Intelligence in Higher Education
How to Create Learning Lists
1. How to Create Learning Lists
http://ioer.ilsharedlearning.org
July 2015
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2. About Learning Lists
Learning Lists are the best
way to group and organize
educational resources that
need to be shown as
having a direct
relationship. The example
shown is a complete
curriculum. Use Learning
Lists for small lessons, full
curricula, and everything in
between.
Learning lists can be
created across subjects
and levels.
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3. You can find multiple Learning List examples on the IOER
homepage, under Featured Learning Lists.
Learning List Examples
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4. Learning List Information and Instructions
Overview and instructions are available to download as a PDF and are
included with the Learning List builder.
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8. When beginning to create a learning list, your first
screen is where you will add basic information. After
you’ve entered the information select Create!
Title
Description
Learning List
Organization
(optional)
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9. The next step of building
a Learning List will be
creating the top level. On
this level you will add
your image to represent
the Learning List. This
image will show on all of
the levels.
Select your image and
then save changes.
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10. To start building the hierarchy
of your Learning List you will
Add a child level.
When creating a child level,
you will enter in the basic
information for that level
every time.
Title
Description
Time frame (optional)
Access for this level
(optional)
After entering in this
information you will Save
your changes.
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11. Each level can have attachments added to it. These attachments will be in a list with
a document preview when your Learning List is finished.
To add attachments you will select the
Attachments tab at the top of the level
you want to add it to. You will choose a
file and add a title, then select Save
Attachment.
You can upload multiple types of
documents. Such as:
PDFs
Word Documents
Excel Documents
Power Points
Webpages
Attachments
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12. You will continue this
process of adding levels
and attachments for as
many levels as needed.
At any time while building
your list, you can go to the
Level Properties tab and
select Preview this Level.
From here you will be able
to see how it looks as a
finished product.
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13. As you are building your
list you will see all of
your levels in the
Learning List Navigation
box on the left hand
side.
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14. When you are
ready to publish
your learning list
you will return to
your “Top Level”
and select
Publish Learning
List from the
Level Properties.
Publishing Your Learning List
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15. Additional resources can be found on the IOER User Guide page to
assist you while building your Learning List and using other
resources on IOER.
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Additional Resources