This article will show how to organize and reorder your modules

As a teacher, you may be thinking about the best way to make your dashboard look more organized. While InteDashboard is still working to develop new features that would help you teachers, as well as students, accomplish that, here are some steps that you could try in the meantime.

This article contains the following sections:

• Archiving Unnecessary Modules
• Putting the Modules In Order
• Expanding and Collapsing the Visibility of the Activities

Archiving Unnecessary Modules

InteDashboard does not encourage teachers to delete a module. If you need to remove a module from your dashboard, you could instead "archive" it. Do this by locating the module you wish to archive then click on the Archive button (encircled on the image below).

Once prompted, confirm to apply the action. This module should no longer appear on the "Active" list of modules on your dashboard.

Putting the Modules In Order

Your dashboard adheres to the dates you have specified on your modules. The order of the module actually depends on the period it covers. so modules set at a later date will appear on the lower portion, and the ones that already took place should be on the top. You might want to specify the dates of your module so the order corresponds to them. 

Looking at the image below, we'll see that the modules are placed on top of the other according to period. You may click on the Edit icon (encircled in the image below) to make some changes to your modules so it covers exact dates.

The image below shows changes being made on the PERIOD section of this module (Week 1).

Notice how Week 1 (which has been edited) moved to the bottom. The period affects the order.

Expanding and Collapsing the Visibility of the Activities

Finally, you can use the More/Less buttons to expand or collapse the visibility of the activities within your modules. You might want to collapse the modules you've gone through already and maintain your focus on the current module you're working on.