Editing Course structure on Seturon
Aleksandra
17 steps
3 minutes
Seturon
Seturon provides an intuitive way to manage and edit your course structure. This guide will explain how to modify your course layout by adding, moving, and deleting blocks, as well as handling blocks that have multiple pathways, such as test and decision blocks.
Editing the Course Structure
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1. **Accessing the Course:** Open the course you wish to edit where you already have some blocks created.
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2. **Adding New Blocks:** - In the course structure, you will see a **plus (+)** icon. Hover your cursor over any arrow, and the plus icon will allow you to create a new block connected to that arrow.
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- Click on the plus icon, and a menu will appear displaying all available blocks you can add at that specific level. - Select the desired block, and it will automatically appear in the course structure.
Please note that **section blocks** can only be created at the first level of the course structure. They are not available at the second level.
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3. **Moving Blocks:** - You can move any block to a different location in the structure. This allows you to adjust the layout for better organization or to avoid blocks interfering with each other.
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- The system will automatically rearrange lower blocks to prevent any conflicts and ensure a clean, organized structure.
Managing Blocks with Multiple Arrows
Some blocks, like the **Test** and **Decision** blocks, can have multiple arrows coming out of them, creating different pathways in your course. Here’s how to manage these types of blocks:
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1. **Test Block:** When you first add a **Test Block**, it will have one arrow leading to the next step. To create multiple pathways based on the test results, follow these steps:
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- Click on **Edit Content**. - Go to **Settings** and find the **Result Evaluation** section. - Use the **flicker** option or adjust the result evaluation settings to set up two different paths: one for **correct** answers and one for **incorrect** answers. - Click **Save**, and the block will now have two arrows—one leading to the next step if the student passes the test, and another leading to a different path if they fail.
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2. **Decision Block:** The **Decision Block** is another type of block that can have multiple arrows coming out of it. Initially, it will have two arrows leading to subsequent content sections. To modify the decision block:
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- Add the block to the structure.
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- Click on the **Buttons Tab** inside the Decision Block settings. - By default, there will be two buttons, but you can add up to five buttons. - After adding a button, click **Save**.
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- When you return to the course structure, you will see the additional arrows automatically created.
Deleting Blocks
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1. **Delete a Block:** - Click the **menu button** next to the block you wish to delete and select **Delete**.
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- The system will ask you to confirm the deletion, as this action will remove the block and its connections.
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2. **Handling Arrow Re-routing:** - If you delete a block, any arrows leading to it will no longer have a valid destination.
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- Each block can have up to **five points** where arrows can be attached, so you can easily manage the structure by adjusting where the arrows are connected.
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- You can reattach those arrows to another block by dragging them to the new block.
Editing Course structure on Seturon
Aleksandra
17 steps
3 minutes
Seturon
Seturon provides an intuitive way to manage and edit your course structure. This guide will explain how to modify your course layout by adding, moving, and deleting blocks, as well as handling blocks that have multiple pathways, such as test and decision blocks.
Editing the Course Structure
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1. **Accessing the Course:** Open the course you wish to edit where you already have some blocks created.
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2. **Adding New Blocks:** - In the course structure, you will see a **plus (+)** icon. Hover your cursor over any arrow, and the plus icon will allow you to create a new block connected to that arrow.
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- Click on the plus icon, and a menu will appear displaying all available blocks you can add at that specific level. - Select the desired block, and it will automatically appear in the course structure.
Please note that **section blocks** can only be created at the first level of the course structure. They are not available at the second level.
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3. **Moving Blocks:** - You can move any block to a different location in the structure. This allows you to adjust the layout for better organization or to avoid blocks interfering with each other.
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- The system will automatically rearrange lower blocks to prevent any conflicts and ensure a clean, organized structure.
Managing Blocks with Multiple Arrows
Some blocks, like the **Test** and **Decision** blocks, can have multiple arrows coming out of them, creating different pathways in your course. Here’s how to manage these types of blocks:
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1. **Test Block:** When you first add a **Test Block**, it will have one arrow leading to the next step. To create multiple pathways based on the test results, follow these steps:
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- Click on **Edit Content**. - Go to **Settings** and find the **Result Evaluation** section. - Use the **flicker** option or adjust the result evaluation settings to set up two different paths: one for **correct** answers and one for **incorrect** answers. - Click **Save**, and the block will now have two arrows—one leading to the next step if the student passes the test, and another leading to a different path if they fail.
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2. **Decision Block:** The **Decision Block** is another type of block that can have multiple arrows coming out of it. Initially, it will have two arrows leading to subsequent content sections. To modify the decision block:
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- Add the block to the structure.
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- Click on the **Buttons Tab** inside the Decision Block settings. - By default, there will be two buttons, but you can add up to five buttons. - After adding a button, click **Save**.
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- When you return to the course structure, you will see the additional arrows automatically created.
Deleting Blocks
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1. **Delete a Block:** - Click the **menu button** next to the block you wish to delete and select **Delete**.
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- The system will ask you to confirm the deletion, as this action will remove the block and its connections.
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2. **Handling Arrow Re-routing:** - If you delete a block, any arrows leading to it will no longer have a valid destination.
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- Each block can have up to **five points** where arrows can be attached, so you can easily manage the structure by adjusting where the arrows are connected.
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- You can reattach those arrows to another block by dragging them to the new block.
