Hello! I am wondering if it is possible to have more than 1 landing page for a course section. In other words, can I create individualized landing pages for each group in my course?
Thank you for your question. In Buzz, each course can only have one landing page. It is not possible to assign different landing pages at the group level within a course. The landing page is designed to serve as a universal overview for all students enrolled in the course.
A potential workaround to provide group-specific information could be to create separate activities, targeted to specific groups using the Group Settings.
Let me know if this information helps, and if you have any further questions, I would be happy to address them. Have a great day!
I can see how Andra's suggestion could be useful. At my school, we use the landing page to post our daily agenda. We include links to assignments. If I had modified activities for students with IEP's I would need to include a separate link. This can cause some confusion for students when they don't understand which of the two assignments they should use. There could potentially be some FERPA concerns with making it public knowledge that some students had different assignments.
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Hey Andra!
Thank you for your question. In Buzz, each course can only have one landing page. It is not possible to assign different landing pages at the group level within a course. The landing page is designed to serve as a universal overview for all students enrolled in the course.
A potential workaround to provide group-specific information could be to create separate activities, targeted to specific groups using the Group Settings.
Let me know if this information helps, and if you have any further questions, I would be happy to address them. Have a great day!
I can see how Andra's suggestion could be useful. At my school, we use the landing page to post our daily agenda. We include links to assignments. If I had modified activities for students with IEP's I would need to include a separate link. This can cause some confusion for students when they don't understand which of the two assignments they should use. There could potentially be some FERPA concerns with making it public knowledge that some students had different assignments.