UoN Templates

• Introduction
• Sample Screens
• Hardware and software requirements.
• Download the Template package to your computer
• Read the instructions before using the templates
• Feedback
• Credits

Introduction

The template is a collection of MS Word documents which are linked together to deliver problem-based-learning scenarios to your students via a CD-ROM, Blackboard or the Internet. To use the system: download the package, modify the Template MS Word files with your course content, convert each file to PDF, then distribute the PDF files to students. View or print the Templates navigation flowchart (PDF 46k). Please contact CTL if you require training or assistance.

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Sample Screens

Faculty Main Menus

A main menu for each faculty is provided in the package. For example, the Faculty of Business and Law main menu:

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A Customised Scenario Menu

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A Customised Scenario

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Hardware and Software Requirements

The templates can be used on both PC and Mac but there are special considerations for Mac users which are listed in the documentation.

You will need Microsoft Word version 2003 or greater and Adobe Acrobat version 6 or greater.

Download

When you are ready to start using the Template package, first read the download instructions then return here to download the Template package (large file 5.5MB)

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Read the Instructions

To use the  Templates start by reading the Lecturer's instructions 1 Lecturers Guide To Templates.doc found in the folder For Lecturers Only.

When you double-click this file it should open in Microsoft Word and you should get a macro security warning:

Click on Enable Macros.
(If you didn't see the macro security warning)

Feedback

Your feedback, comments and questions regarding the Templates and this website are very welcome. Please email your queries and comments to Terri Nowak.

Credits

These Templates were developed by Terri Nowak (Multimedia Producer) and Denise Sweeney (Learning Designer) of CTL.

We would like to acknowledge Andrew Yardy and Ron Sharkey for their 'Module Template' currently used in the Bachelor of Nursing, Flexible Learning courses, which was developed using the University of Newcastle's Strategic Initiative Funding.

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