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Lesson Page Navigation

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LESSON PAGE NAVIGATION

OVERVIEW

Your course lesson page offers great flexibility and ease in creating appealing, customizable lesson content for your learners. C4EBridge makes it easy to add content to your lesson pages. From the Lesson Editor window (with Edit mode ON), you can easily drag and drop your assets, add interactive elements, modify your lesson layouts, save rows, columns, and tools as templates, and save lessons as templates for more efficient lesson building. Prebuilt lesson templates also offer you a speedy jumpstart when building lesson pages.

NoteTo learn how to create and edit templates, visit the Template Builder section.

From the Lesson Editor window (with Edit mode OFF), there are several ways to navigate to other pages and within the course/lesson.

TOP PAGE NAVIGATION

  • Edit Lesson Settings: At the top of the lesson page, select EDIT LESSON SETTINGS to return to the Edit Lesson Settings page.
  • Edit TOC: At the top of the lesson page, select EDIT TOC to return to the Course Builder page to create new sections and lessons, or modify existing sections and lessons.
  • Lesson Editor: At the top of the lesson page, select LESSON EDITOR to enable Edit mode and add new content or modify existing content for the current lesson.

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COURSE & LESSON NAVIGATION

Course breadcrumbs: From the top of the page, use the breadcrumb trail to return to the course’s Course Information/ Course Summary page:

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From the Course Summary page, you can then navigate to the Course Builder (via the EDIT TOC button) or the Edit Course Settings page. Table of Contents menu: On the left side of the lesson page, click the arrow icon for mobile devices or ‘TOC’ for laptops and desktops, to expand the Table of Contents menu:

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From this menu, you can expand sections and click any lesson to navigate to that lesson page.

image2008TIP: As learners navigates through the Table of Contents, the sections expand and contract automatically according to the lesson/page learners are on. Additionally, learners can visually see the current lesson they are on (as indicated by blue text) and the lessons they have completed (as indicated by gray text and a check mark).

Navigational Buttons: From the bottom of the lesson page, use the PREVIOUS LESSON or NEXT LESSON buttons to navigate one lesson backward/forward:

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WarningYou can only navigate to the next and previous lesson when NOT in Edit Mode.

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