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By default, the Ultra Module Information folder is empty and hidden from students (indicated by the strikethrough).
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You can either copy module information from previous courses or create new items.
To create new items, use the drop-down arrow to open the folder. This reveals a plus in a circle. Use this to create or upload documents.
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Adding a Module
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Welcome page
Use a Module Information Welcome document to provide a personalised introduction to your course. You can use this page to provide students with an overview of the module, its key learning outcomes and primary forms of learning and assessment.
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Select Document from the right hand menu.
To add your title to the page, click on the top left hand side where it says ‘New Document’ and start typing.
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You can also use the toolbar to add other types of content including images, tables, pdfs and videos. Use the plus symbol , at the end of the toolbar to add other elements such as a video.
To add a Panopto welcome video, click on the plus in the toolbar and select Content Market.
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To add a new content block to the page, roll over the top or bottom of the block of text, to view the pink line and the plus symbol. Click on the circle with the plus symbol, this opens up the context menu.
Select Add Content from the context menu to add more text or images.
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When you are happy with the content, set the document to Visible to students then us ethe use the X in the top left corner to close out of the document.
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The Centre for Curriculum Enhancement and Approval provide a module handbook template for each faculty. You can add Add your module handbook to the Module Overview folder by uploading a file:Roll your mouse over the bottom of the Module Overview folder, a pink line and a plus will appear. Click Information folder using the Upload function.
Use the drop-down arrow to open the Module Information folder. This reveals a plus in a circle, click on the plus symbol.
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A context menu appears, click on the Upload option.
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Your file will be visible to students:
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or via a link:
The Module Overview folder contains a Module Handbook link. You can edit this item to link to a module handbook in a shared folder.
Click on the ellipsis (three dots) and select Edit
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This will open up a context menu on the right of the screen, delete the existing Link URL and copy in a link to your module handbook.
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Then make it Visible to students:
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Edit the Description and click Save
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The link to the Module handbook will appear with the new description:
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Contact Details
You can add the contact details of staff teaching on the module in this sectionteaching staff to a document in the Module Information folder. This allows you to establish the points of contact and their availability for students.
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Open the Module Information folder using the drop-down arrow. This reveals a plus in a circle, click on
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This opens up the Contact Details document page.
To edit the contact form, click on the ellipsis (three dots) and then select Edit.
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the plus to open the context menu and select Create.
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Select Document from the right hand menu, this opens up a Document window. Type in the name of the document at the top left, then select Add Content.
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This opens up the document content editor . If you have more than one point of contact, you can select, copy and paste the table. Then click on the table cells to fill in the details of staff.
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Remember to click Save when you have finished editing
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Module Aims and Learning Outcomes
Module Aims and Learning Outcomes contains a summary of information about the module. The document contains placeholding text, so it will need to be deleted or edited.
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inside the Document window.
You can use a table to add in contact details for different members of staff. Select the table icon and select the number of cells
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Add in the details for each member of staff, then click Save.
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To reedit the contact form, click on the ellipsis (three dots) and then select
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Edit.
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To edit, click on the Module Aims and Outcomes name.
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This opens up the Module Aims and Learning Outcomes document.
Click on the title to edit the name:
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To edit the placeholding text, click on the ellipsis (three dots) and then select Edit.
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Remember to click Save when you are finished editing.
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Module Reading lists
Use this placeholder to link to the module reading listWhen you are happy with the content, set the document to Visible to students then use the X in the top left corner to close out of the document.
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Module Library Reading lists
The Library uses Key Links to provide tailored reading lists of library books and journals for each course. Reading lists are created by lecturers in conjunction with subject librarian.
To find your reading list URL, go to the Library’s reading list page and enter keywords, module title or module codes in the search box at the top of the top of the page. Alternatively, click on the three bar menu icon on the top right of the page to find reading lists by Faculty and Subject.
NB If you can’t find a reading list for your module, contact your subject librarian.
Copy the URL of the reading list page e.g.
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To edit, the Module Reading list linkcreate a link to the module reading list, open the Module Information folder with the drop-down arrow, click on the ellipsis (three dots) and then select Edit.
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plus to open the context menu and select Create.
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Select Link from the Create Item menu.
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This opens up the New Link window, add a Display Name e.g. Module Reading List and paste in the reading list URL.
Then click Save.
Finally, make the link Visible to students using the dropdown under the link name.
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Then click Save.
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The Module Information folder will look like this:
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