Curriculum Elements

• Click in the right hand corner of the screen. A New Curriculum Elements screen opens.

• Enter a Title.

• Select a Template Type from the drop-down.

• Complete all relevant fields in the top half of the screen.

• Click the drop-down and check Show Additional Fields, if desired. The additional fields that display are:

Topic

Assessment Type

Teacher Actions

Student Actions

Lesson Type

Grouping Size

Level Of Thinking

NOTE: All Additional fields do not need to be used.

The template displays in the second half of the screen.

• Enter information directly onto template.

• See HTML Editor Options Description on this help page for editor help, if desired.

• Click at the top of the screen when finished.

• (Optional) Add documents, web resources, materials, and align the lesson to standards. Use the four tabs located midway down the screen.

• View or edit the document source code (for advanced users).

• Saves the page you were editing.

• Removes all content, creating a new blank page.

• Preview what the HTML page will look like for users.

• Print the current document.

• Select a layout template.

  

  

 

• Cut the highlighted text to the clipboard.

• Copy the highlighted text to the clipboard.

• Paste the data copied to the clipboard (with or without formatting).

• Paste content copied from Microsoft Word or similar applications.

 

• Find a word or phrase within the document.

• Find and replace a word or phrase within the document.

• Find a word or phrase within the document.

• Spell check the text in the document.

 

• Creates a new form block into the page.

• Inserts a checkbox to the page.

• Inserts a radio button to the page.

• Inserts a text field into the page.

• Inserts a multi-line text area into the page.

• Inserts a selection field into the page.

• Inserts a form button into the page.

• Inserts an image into the page, which behaves much like form button used to submit forms. Do not use it to insert plain images into the document.

• Inserts a hidden field into the page.

• Applies bold, italic, underscore or strike-through formatting to the highlighted text.

• Superscript or subscript the highlighted text.

• Remove the formatting from the highlighted text.

• Creates numbered or bulleted lists.

• Increase or decrease the text indentation.

• Format a block of text to identify quotations

• Sets the text alignment (left, centered, right or justified).

• Sets the text direction from left to right or right to left.

 

• Converts or removes the text in hyperlinks. It may also by used to manage file uploads and links to files on the web server.

• Inserts or modifies a link anchor.

 

• Inserts images into the document.

• Inserts an Adobe Flash element into the page.

• Creates a table with the defined number of columns and rows. See Tables.

• Inserts a divider line (horizontal rule).

• Inserts an emoticon image (smiley faces, email icon, light bulb, etc.).

• Inserts symbols & special characters (accented characters, trademark, currency symbol, etc.).

• Inserts a printing page break. Only impacts printed version.

• Styles & formatting determine the appearance and semantic value of your document. You may use the drop down boxes to apply styles, set the font, its size, etc. To remove the applied style select the style name again.

 

• Changes the color of the text. See Size and color in Text Formatting.

• Changes the background color of the text. See Size and color in Text Formatting.

• Maximizes the editor size inside the browser.

• Shows where the block elements boundaries in the text.

• Shows information about the editor.

• Click the Documents tab.

• Enter all relevant information.

• Check the users that should have access to the resource.

• Select to use a Web Resource or upload a Document Resource from the Resource Type drop-down.

• If using a Web Resource:

• Click Test URL

• If the test is successful, click Insert Link.

• If using a Document Resource:

• Click Browse to locate the document

• Click Upload Document.

• Click the Materials tab. A list of available materials is on the left.

• Click     to include the resource. The item moves to the right side.

• Click    to remove the item.

• To insert a new item, enter the name of the item in the field and click .

• Click the Standards tab.

• Select the Type, Grade, and Subject from the drop-downs. The available standards display.

• Click Expand All or Collapse All to filter the view of the standards.

• Click or to expand or collapse individual standards.

• Click on the standard itself, to select it. It will display on the right.

• Click on the standard (on the right) to remove it.

• Click when finished.