Publish course reading lists

The link to your course reading list should be automatically added to your Learn.UQ course under Learning Resources.

Each semester:

• Ensure this link isn't accidentally deleted. 
• Check it is linking to the correct course list, semester and year.

Watch Check your course reading list link in Learn.UQ (Blackboard) (YouTube, 1m7s) to learn how to check it is linking to the correct list.

The link to the course reading list should be automatically added to the Learning Resources area of Learn.UQ (Blackboard).

 Make sure your list is published.

To add the link if it isn't visible or has been deleted:

1. Go to the Learning Resources section.
2. Click on Build Content and select Talis Aspire Reading Lists Deep Linking.
3. Search for the list. Choose the correct semester and year.

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4. Click Embed list for the relevant list.
5. Once the Success message appears, close the window.
6. In Learn.UQ, edit the link name if needed. Click on drop down menu and choose Edit to change.
7. Move link to required location on page if needed.

 Make sure your list is published.

Use this option to insert from text (item)​.

1. Click on Build Content and choose Item.
2. Add a name for the item.
3. In the text editor box, select + symbol from the toolbar​.

A direct link to a specific section e.g. Week 1, of a course reading list can also be added.

 Make sure your list is published.

To add a section link:

1. Go to the Learning Resources section.
2. Click on Build Content and select Talis Aspire Reading Lists Deep Linking.
3. Search for the required list.
4. Click Select section for the required list.
5. The available sections will be listed. Click Embed section for the one required.

6. When the Success message appears, close the tab.
7. In Learn.UQ, edit the link name if needed. Click on drop down menu in the link and choose Edit to change.
8. Move link to required location on page if needed.

The link to the course reading list should be automatically added to the Learning Resources area of Learn.UQ (Blackboard).

 Make sure your list is published.

To add the link if it isn't visible or has been deleted:

1. Go to the Learning Resources section in the Course Content area.
2. Hover over the line under Learning Resources so it turns purple with a + symbol.
3. Choose Content Market.
4. Scroll down to the Library Course Reading List LTI option. Click on the + symbol in the bottom right corner.

5. A "Library Course Reading Link LTI" link will be added. Click on the link. A new page/tab will open.
6. Search for the list. Choose the correct semester and year. Click Save.
7. Edit the link name if needed. Click on the three horizonal dots on the right and choose Edit. Click on the pencil icon to change. Click Save.
8. When ready, make the link is visible to students from the option under the link name.
9. Move link to required location on page if needed by dragging and dropping it.

The link to the course reading list should be automatically added to the Learning Resources area of Learn.UQ (Blackboard).

 Make sure your list is published.

To add the link if it isn't visible or has been deleted:

1. Go to the Learning Resources section in the Course Content area.
2. Hover over the line under Learning Resources so it turns purple with a + symbol.
3. Choose Content Market.
4. Scroll down to the Library Course Reading List LTI option. Click on the + symbol in the bottom right corner.

5. A "Library Course Reading Link LTI" link will be added. Click on the link. A new page/tab will open.
6. Search for the list. Choose the correct semester and year.
7. In the drop down menu next to the search box, choose the section you want to link to. Click Save.
8. Edit the link name. Click on the three horizonal dots on the right and choose Edit. Click on the pencil icon to change. Click Save.
9. When ready, make the link is visible to students from the option under the link name.
10. Move link to required location if needed by dragging and dropping it.

Watch Link to your course reading list in Learn.UQ (YouTube, 2m20s)