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Course/site description<br />

The Course/Site Description block displays the course summary, taken from the<br />

Chapter 9<br />

course's Settings page. This is the same course summary that is displayed when<br />

someone clicks on the Information icon in the course listing on the front page of<br />

the site.<br />

HTML block<br />

The HTML block creates a block in the sidebar that can hold any HTML (any<br />

web content) that you can put on a web page. Most experienced web users are<br />

accustomed to the content in sidebars being an addition to the main content of<br />

a page. For example, we put menus and interesting links in the sidebars in most<br />

blogging software. I suggest you adhere to that standard and use the HTML block<br />

to hold content that is an interesting addition to, but not part of, the course. For<br />

example, you could put an annotated link to another site of interest.<br />

Think of an HTML block as a miniature web page that you can put into the sidebar<br />

of your course.<br />

When you edit an HTML block, <strong>Moodle</strong> provides the same full-featured web page<br />

editor that you get when adding a web page to a course.<br />

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