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Revision as of 11:02, 29 September 2020
Brightspace HTML Templates Resource
Users can access Brightspace using many different devices (e.g., desktop computer, laptop, tablet, mobile phone). HTML Templates will assist instructors in developing content topic pages that will adapt page contents to fit any device thus making the pages more responsive, accessible, and interactive.
Brightspace HTML Templates provides instructors with an easy way to create great looking, responsive, accessible, and interactive content topic pages. HTML Templates page layouts are instructor-friendly and are designed to be edited using the HTML Editor in Brightspace.
Instructors can take their content topic pages from this:
This Course Overview page was created using a default HTML Template.
To this:
This Course Overview page was created using the Earth HTML Template by Brian Ledwell
Here is a curated list of resources to help you use HTML Templates to create responsive, interactive, and accessible pages in Brightspace.
Level Up with User-Friendly Brightspace HTML Templates Workshop
- Workshop Presentation Slides
- Workshop Recording (10/15/2020) – XX minutes
Why use HTML Templates?
HTML Templates
- Brightspace HTML Template (Version 3.0)
- Fire, Water, Earth, and Yellow HTML Templates by Brian Ledwell
Creating and Editing HTML Templates
- Brightspace HTML Editor
- Apply an HTML template to a new document in Content
- Teaching Tips - Edit HTML Templates – Instructor (video)
Photo and Image Resources
- Find Free Images to Use in Your Courses
- Creative Commons (CC) Wiki Resource
- Free Photo and Image Editing Tools
NOTE: This resource is intended to help Xavier faculty build on the skills learned in the "Accessibility and Usability" module of the #LearnEverywhereXULA (#LEX) course and take their course design to the next level. You can find an open version of the #LearnEverywhereXULA course on this wiki. However, Xavier faculty who are NOT enrolled in the Brightspace #LearnEverywhereXULA course and would like to be enrolled should fill out this enrollment request form. Enrollment in the #LEX course is an opportunity to experience Brightspace from a learner's perspective.