Oncourse CL Resources tool: Help contents

Overview

Using the Resources tool, you can share many kinds of material (including files, links to other web sites, and simple text documents that display within the page) securely with members of your site, or make them available to the public. You also have your own private Resources area in My Workspace. More...

How do I?

Feature demonstrations

For instructions on using the Resources tool, view the following feature demonstrations (each link will open a new window):

• Adding a file
  
  (with audio)
• Using Drag and Drop for My Workspace
  
  (with audio)
• Using Drag and Drop for a course site
  
  (with audio)
• Reorder Resources
  

Documents

For more specific instructions on the functions of the Resources tool, see:

• Working with folders in Resources
• Working with files in Resources
• Working with web links in Resources
• Working with HTML pages in Resources
• Working with text documents in Resources
• Working with citation lists in Resources
• Making your Resources items publicly accessible
• Viewing and opening items in Resources
• Viewing details associated with items in Resources
• Deleting a Resources item
• Moving an item in Resources
• Copying an item in Resources
• Uploading files to Resources using WebDAV with Windows XP or Vista
• Uploading files to Resources using WebDAV with Mac OS X
• Uploading files to Resources using WebDAV with AnyClient
• Renaming a file in Resources
• Finding the URL of a Resources item
• Undoing an ending date to make a Resources item visible again
• Why can't I access an item in Resources?
• Reordering items in Resources
• Changing the permissions for a folder in Resources
• Determining your site's siteID
• Creating group folders using the Resources tool
• The information icon in Resources
• Using the WYSIWYG editor
• The Citation Editor Integration feature

Suggestions and examples

• Good practices for teaching with technology: Use active learning techniques
• At IU, where can I find information about good practices in teaching and learning?

Comments/Questions/Corrections