OpenLab Module Builder Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
OpenLab Module Builder allows you to create, organize, and display modular content on your WordPress site. The plugin provides tools for building structured modules, self-contained units of related content that are easy to navigate, share, reuse, and remix. It helps you easily create open educational resources (OER), learning modules, and more. It supports module cloning and import/export functionality, as well as integration with interactive content via H5P.
Each module is made up of:
* A Module Home page, the main point of entry for the module.
* Module pages, individual pieces of content within the module.
* A Table of Contents listing of every page in the module, displayed at the top of all module pages.
* Built-in navigation at the bottom of each page to move to the next page or return to the previous one.
Features:
* Build modules with a home page and an ordered set of internal pages, each with an automatically generated table of contents.
* Present content in a clear, self-contained sequence, with previous/next navigation.
* Embed H5P activities.
* Track learner progress and offer verification of completion via in-page popup message and email.
* Reuse and remix existing modules by cloning them within the same site or multisite network, or export/import modules across different WordPress installations.
Check out the plugin site for more details.
Credits
OpenLab Module Builder was created by a team based at City Tech (New York City College of Technology, City University of New York) as part of Connect the DOTS: Digital Open Tools and Supports for Student Success in STEM, a City Tech initiative funded by the U.S. Department of Education’s Minority Science and Engineering Improvement Program (MSEIP)* to support student success in applying mathematical concepts to problems in other STEM disciplines.
OpenLab Module Builder was developed in partnership with The OpenLab at City Tech, an open platform for teaching, learning, and collaboration; anyone can create an OpenLab using the free and open source software Commons In A Box OpenLab.
*Disclaimer: materials developed do not necessarily represent the policy of the Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government.
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