Structure your list

Once you have created your list you can set up your list structure.

Your list can be structured to correspond to how your course is organised, for example:

  • Time periods - Seminars, Weeks, etc.
  • Topics - Essential Readings, Recommended Readings, Essay readings, etc.
  • Resource types - Books, Journal Articles, etc.
  1. Select Add section to add your first section to your list
  2. You will be asked to enter a section title – this is required. The title you choose will depend on how you wish to organise your course list, (e.g., Week 1). As an option you can include a Description for students, anything you think would be useful/relevant to the material in the section
  3. To add further sections, hover your mouse under the previous section. A line will appear to show where the new section will be added on the list. To add a new section, select Add Section
  4. To add subsections within a section, hover your mouse to the bottom of the section. A line will appear to show where the new subsection will be. To add a new subsection, select Add Section. Enter the sub-section title (e.g. Essential Reading)
  5. A Paragraph is useful for longer explanatory notes about sections and allows for better formatting, e.g. bullet points, emboldening. To add a paragraph to a section, hover your mouse to the bottom of the section as for adding sub-sections. A line will appear to show where the new paragraph will be. To add it, select Add Paragraph. Type or paste in your note and select save.

You can setup your list structure for the full list and add all your sections/subsections at the start. Then you can add resources to each section before adding the next section.