Introduction to ArtificiaI Intelligence in Higher Education
Bundle presentation
1.
2. Bundle It All Up!
Bundles are a way to collect videos,
group content, documents, and text
into a self contained online
presentation.
Bundles can be created for a single
lesson, a chapter, or a complete unit.
Bundles help you stay organized
keeping everything in one spot.
Bundles can even be shared privately
with colleagues or made public.
3. Objectives
Learn the basic uses of a bundle.
Learn about bundle creation.
Learn how to share bundles.
Know the difference between a published and
unpublished bundle.
4. Basic Uses of a Bundle
• Allows for teachers to
create their own
“digital textbook”
• Containers to place
lessons created from
free online resources or
teacher created
material
• Place to share
objects, YouTube
videos, websites, web
pages, lesson
plans, assignments, qui
zzes, schoolwork, etc.
5. Bundle Advantages
1. Search through already created Bundles, so you won’t
have to reinvent the wheel.
2. Branch off from an existing Bundle to use “as is” or
change as needed.
7. Bundle Advantages
• Search for already created Bundles by state
standards, Common Core Standards, objectives, or key
words
• Access to National Repository of Online Curriculum
(NROC) to pull into your own bundles
8. Let’s Get Started
• Click on Bundles in
the left hand
navigation bar.
• This will take you
to the Bundle
Exchange.
15. Content Tab 2. Upload Files to 4. Select type of
your Bundle content to add
1. Click Content Tab
3. Insert Text into
your Bundle
16. 1. Click on 2. Select Standards Tab
Standards Region and
Tab State
3. Select
type of
standard
17. Standards Tab 4. Select your grade
The standard
level, subject level,
After selecting will then
and then specific
your state and appear in the
standard by clicking
type of Selected
on the “+”
standard, a list Standards text
appears. box.
5. Click Save Bundle
18. Cover Art Tab
2. Click on Choose File to add a
picture to your Bundle from your
files
1. Click on
Cover Art
Tab
19. Collaborators Tab 2. Search for
teachers to
collaborate with
1. Click on and double click
Collaborators on their name or .
..
• Your Collaborators will
appear here
3. Click on
the green
“+”
20. Two Ways to Save Bundle
• Save Bundle for me to share
Your Bundle is private and only you and
the people you collaborate with will be
able to see it and edit it.
• Publish Bundle for all to see
Everyone on MBC has permission to view
and share your bundle.
21. Your Turn
Try it!
Log in to My Big Campus.
Try creating a practice Bundle.
Find MBC training information in
Bundles, too!