The links should have a title and a description, which\u00a0is standard functionality in the Resources<\/strong> tool. In the Resources<\/strong> tool, there is the option to ‘Add a URL’. The idea is to create a folder called \u2018Webliography\u2019 in Resources<\/strong>, give the students the required permissions to create, edit their own links, delete their own links, and then make one Web Content<\/strong> link to the Webliography folder.<\/p>\n Here’s how to do it:<\/p>\n Create\u00a0a folder called \u2018Webliography\u2019 in Resources<\/strong>. Use the ‘Add’ menu to add a few URLs, each with a title and description:<\/p>\n Grant the access role\u00a0the required permissions on this folder only, using\u00a0‘Edit Folder Permissions’:<\/p>\n Alongside the folder, use ‘Make Web Content\u00a0Link’ to create a link to this folder from the tools menu, and call it ‘Webliography’:<\/p>\n A lecturer or tutor may wish to create a list of links to useful web sites for their students. To encourage active learning, students can contribute to building the list, which will grow dynamically and be\u00a0a useful resource for future … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"http:\/\/blogs-new.it.ox.ac.uk\/adamweblearn\/files\/2012\/08\/Webliography-folder1.png\")
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\n\u00a0This is what it will look like when a student clicks on the Webliography <\/strong>link on the tools menu:<\/p>\n<\/a>The lecturer and students can add URLs in the Resources<\/strong> folder, with titles and descriptions,\u00a0et voila, it\u2019s a dynamic and growing list, with only one link on the tools menu.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"