- Informational resources provide your students with information they need to know about your class. Examples include syllabi, grading rubrics, and instructions for writing lab reports.
- Instructional resources help you teach. Examples include slide presentations, videos, and testbank documents with questions you can use in your quizzes or tests.
- Learning resources help your students enhance or reinforce their understanding of the course content. Examples include supplemental reading materials, video files to aid in learning a topic, and reference materials such as a table of formulas and constants.
You can upload resource materials to use in your courses. Some textbooks also include resource materials that you can use in courses for which you have adopted the textbook.
For all types of resource materials, your students will see only the resources you choose to share with them. The shared resources will be displayed on your students' Home page in WebAssign. They will be able to view the resource files or download them to their computer for offline viewing.
Related information
- Use Textbook Resource Materials
- View Resource Materials for a Textbook
- Make Textbook Resource Materials Available to Students
- Remove Resource Materials
- Course Packs
- Preview Available Course Pack Assignments for Your Course
- Add Course Pack Assignments
- Reschedule Assignments
- Access Costs and Textbook Features
- Use Your Own Resource Materials
- Upload Images, Media, or Documents to the Resources Tab
- File Restrictions
- List Resource Materials on Your Students' Home Page
- Update Your Resource Materials
- Rename Resource Materials
- Organize Your Course Materials
- Navigate in the My Folders Page
- Create a Folder
- Move Items into a Folder
- Copy Items in Folders
- Send Items to the Trash
- Move Items out of the Trash
- Permanently Delete a File
- Best Practices for Organizing Course Materials