Answered By: Bob Flatley Last Updated: May 20, 2015 Views: 34
Answered By: Bob Flatley
Last Updated: May 20, 2015 Views: 34
Your options for linking students to online content are:
- You can link directly from the course management system (D2L) to online content in library databases by using the "permalink" feature in many library databases
- You can manage all your links to library database content by using e-reserves
- You can upload the article or chapter available via the course management system (D2L) - however, if this material is available via a library database, best practice is to link to the content in the database (see #1 above)
- You can always provide links to material that already exists on the Web, such as public domain ebooks available via www.gutenberg.org or link to other web site content
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