2. Organise and structure your list
When a new list is created, a section is automatically created called resources.
To help students navigate the list, and use it alongside the module content in amore meaningful way, we advise creating section headings that are most relevant to how you organise your module more broadly.
You are able to edit the existing resources heading as well as adding in any additional section headings that will support the journey through the reading materials.
Common section headings
| Section header | Examples |
|---|---|
| Time periods | Semester 1, Week 1, Week 2 |
| Topics or themes | Research Methods; Essay Readings; 1920s Art, Mechanics of Materials |
| Resource Types | Books; Key Journals; Useful Websites |
Editing an existing heading
When a list is created for the first time it will automatically have a section called resources. To edit this, or any headings you've previously added and want to change:
- click on the 3 dots on the right hand side of the heading line
- select Edit section
- Rename the header as desired.
Add a new section heading
To add a new heading:
- click on + Add in the top left of the screen.
- Select New section
- Give your new section a name that is suitable for your module structure.
- The section is automatically added to the end of your list. You can move it to a different location with Manage Sections.