Create LMS Courses and Quizzes with the Slate Editor
A guide to building LMS courses and quizzes using RTOPilot's Slate Editor.
What's covered:
✓ Accessing Slate from the admin dashboard
✓ Creating modules with text, image, video, and quiz activities
✓ Setting up quizzes with multiple choice, true/false, multiple correct, ordering, and fill-in-the-blank questions
✓ Configuring quiz settings like feedback type and passing percentage
✓ Building courses from reusable modules - write content once, use it across multiple courses
To access the LMS as an admin from your dashboard, scroll down to developers LMS integration, open Slate, and you're immediately in. So in Slate, there are modules and courses. Modules are where the contents will be. You can create a new module by entering the name, description, and then go down to activities. There are different types of activities that you can put in your module like text, image, video, and quizzes. For now, we'll go to quizzes. For each quiz, you can modify how it will present itself to the students like the feedback type or passing percentage. Additionally, you can also add different types of questions in a quiz. There are multiple choice, true false, multiple correct order, fill-in- thelank or text input. For now, let's try the multiple correct option. We can add a new option and then choose what our correct answers are. Okay. Now, all we need to do is click save and we've created a new module. When you're done creating your module for your students, it may look something like this. Has text, images, videos, quizzes, all the different types of questions, and anything else you like to put in. The design is very user friendly and easy to use. Now we can go to courses. First let's make a new course. Add the name description and let's add our last module that we've made spiders. Here we can also add any other module that we have in this account. This means that if you have the same module present in two or more courses, you will not have to rewrite the same contents twice.




