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Your reading list can be structured as you want to suit your teaching style.
As soon as you start to populate your list, you will see a blue line across the page: ADD RESOURCE --- PARAGRAPH ---- SECTION.
- A resource is an item you have bookmarked, such as a book, journal article or Webpage.
- A paragraph is a piece of explanatory text.
- Sections are a good way to organise your list, making it easy for students to navigate, for instance week by week.
Using Sections, you can create well-structured lists through dividing the resources on the Reading List into groups. The sections can reflect your teaching plans; for example, you could have a section for each week, or a section for each individual theme.
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