Tom Jones
(Manchester - United States)I am a retired high school principal in my 3rd year of post-retirement re-employment teaching high school English.
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The Curriculum tab serves as the main location for creating and organizing the group's curriculum collections, and for viewing or searching the group's contributions.
It consists of the following sections:
About Curriculum
This section shows a Curriki-provided explanation of the Curriculum tab, unless the group leader chooses to edit this explanation to include more or different information. For example, a group leader could use this space to describe in more detail the curriculum projects or offerings of the group, the process the group uses for contributing resources or creating collections, types of curricular material sought for the group's collections, etc.
Group Contributions
This section offers the "View All" button, which brings you to a table listing every contribution (resource, folder, or collection) that has been added or created in the Curriki repository by the group.
In that "View All Contributions" table, you can view the following information for a collection, folder, or resource: Title, Instructional Component Type, Last Updated, Access Privileges, and File Type. Under the Action heading, you will see links depending on your rights for a given resource.
The View All Contributions table is the ONLY location where a group resource or folder can be permanently deleted. Group leaders and the creator/provider of the resource are the only group members who have the rights to delete that resource.
You can also search the group contributions from this section. The search results listing will resemble the one you see when you search from the header of the Curriki site; however, if you search again from within that search results screen, using the basic or advanced search, any results that match your search criteria will be ONLY those contributions that were created or added by the group.
Group Collections
This shows a listing of any collection(s) created by the group. Group member can click the “Create Group Collection” button to add a new collection to the group’s space. To add resources into an existing collection, be sure to view that collection first, or click “Build Up” next to the collection title.
Click on the Collection Title to view the resource. Links to the right of each collection depend on the rights of the person viewing the list. Options include:
It consists of the following sections:About Curriculum
This section shows a Curriki-provided explanation of the Curriculum tab, unless the group leader chooses to edit this explanation to include more or different information. For example, a group leader could use this space to describe in more detail the curriculum projects or offerings of the group, the process the group uses for contributing resources or creating collections, types of curricular material sought for the group's collections, etc.
Group Contributions
This section offers the "View All" button, which brings you to a table listing every contribution (resource, folder, or collection) that has been added or created in the Curriki repository by the group.
In that "View All Contributions" table, you can view the following information for a collection, folder, or resource: Title, Instructional Component Type, Last Updated, Access Privileges, and File Type. Under the Action heading, you will see links depending on your rights for a given resource.
The View All Contributions table is the ONLY location where a group resource or folder can be permanently deleted. Group leaders and the creator/provider of the resource are the only group members who have the rights to delete that resource.
You can also search the group contributions from this section. The search results listing will resemble the one you see when you search from the header of the Curriki site; however, if you search again from within that search results screen, using the basic or advanced search, any results that match your search criteria will be ONLY those contributions that were created or added by the group.
Group Collections
This shows a listing of any collection(s) created by the group. Group member can click the “Create Group Collection” button to add a new collection to the group’s space. To add resources into an existing collection, be sure to view that collection first, or click “Build Up” next to the collection title.
Click on the Collection Title to view the resource. Links to the right of each collection depend on the rights of the person viewing the list. Options include:
- Add: place this collection into another collection on Curriki
- Build Up: create new resources within the collection such as new wiki blocks, new folders, etc.
- Edit Info: change the metadata or information settings for the collection
- Organize: re-order or remove resources within the collection
- Delete: permanently erase the collection (Note that collections can be deleted here or in the View All Contributions table described above.)
