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Dear all,
A less of a technical question for a Friday. While reviewing a student micro survey about our Blackboard I’m questioning the following -
When encouraging good practice with course building, do you preach to tutors to add more folders for structuring resources (i.e. more clicks) or a clear but longer page layout (scrolling)?
My preference is clicking through a clear folder layout, and not reading through a wall of text to find what I am after. But I realise to some degree this isn’t good web design practice, and we should reduce the clicks. And I also realise
it does depend on the amount of resources uploaded / likely to be uploaded over time
Any thoughts and opinions very welcome
Thank you
Ty
Tyrone Knight
VLE Administrator
Northbrook College Sussex
Learning Resources
Broadwater Road
Worthing, West Sussex
BN14 8HJ
Tel: 01903 273159
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