There are two preferred options for building content in Webcourses@UCF. The first option is to create content directly in Webcourses@UCF using Pages. The second option is to create your content in a Microsoft Word document following document formatting guidelines, and then copy and paste that information into a Page. Both options are explained below, along with the benefits and challenges of each option.

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Option 1: Create content directly in Webcourses@UCF

The first option is to create content directly in a Webcourses@UCF Page. Pages allow you to create new content or edit existing content using the Rich Content Editor. We have provided pre-formatted Pages in your development course to assist you with creating your Syllabus, Course Expectations, and your Course/Instructor Introduction.

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Option 2: Create content in a Word document 

The second option is to create your content in a Microsoft Word document following document formatting guidelinesand then copy and paste that information into a Webcourses@UCF Page. We have pre-formatted Microsoft Word template files (.docx), available on the Teaching Online website, to help you create your Syllabus, Course Expectations, and your Course/Instructor Introduction. These files will be available for you to use during and after the IDL6543 course. You may want to bookmark this website for future reference.

Benefits of this approach:

Challenges of this approach:

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TOPKit Sample Course created by Sue Bauer, John Raible, and Jessica Tojo. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.