Thanks Scott!
Let me elaborate and really 'dummy' this down for people. Correct me if I'm wrong
When you create a "Curriculum Item" - in my case all of mine are a "Lecture"
1. First thing is to "+Curriculum Item"
2. Then choose what you want to offer: Lecture, Quize, Coding...etc.
3. For me, they were all "Lecture"
4. Enter a title
5. Then click "+Content"
6. This is where I went wrong...you must choose one of the three options: Video or Video and Slide Mashup or Article. This is where I went wrong for those Curriculum Items that were NOT videos.
7. For most of my "Content" I uploaded a video. That was all I needed and therefore that was easy. But if you do not have a video or slides for a particular Lecture and you simply have written verbiage such as an exercise, you must select "Article". I was under the impression that "Article" required you to submit a PDF or an actual link to an article. Not so. If you just have a Lecture telling people, as an example, "reflect on what you've learned so far" you still must select "Article" . Then fill in the details of the "Article". That counts as "Content" Of course you can add additional resources if need be, such as links or documents. But you must select one of three first for it to qualify as "Content"
8. My mistake was, if I added a new "Curriculum" item, chose "Lecture" and included the lesson in "Description" then that would suffice as "Content". Not the case. You must include your content in one of those three initial things - Video, Video and Slide Mashup, or Article.
9. So after I figured this out and realized that 5 of my lessons were not in accordance with this, I had to re-do those over again. I couldn't figure out a way to revise them. I had to redo them. I had to "Add Curriculum Item" - redo that Lecture and them delete my original one. It wasn't hard because much of it was simply a cut and paste of what I had already written to create my new approved Lecture.
I hope that helps. And please correct me if I'm wrong
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