How to Create/Edit a Wiki
Online Documentation ANGEL 7.2 > Lessons Tab > How to Create/Edit a Wiki
To add a wiki to the Lessons page:
- Log into your ANGEL course and click the Lessons tab.
- Perform one of the following:
If |
Then |
You are adding a wiki |
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You are editing an wiki |
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- On the Content tab, complete the following fields:
Field Name |
Description |
View |
Title |
The title text is used when listing the item. It also appears at the top of the page when the item itself is selected. |
N |
Subtitle |
The subtitle text is used when listing the item in its parent and also appears at the top of the page when the item itself is selected. The subtitle appears in a smaller font directly beneath the title text. Use subtitles to give longer descriptions of an item. |
N |
Link Target |
Allows you to choose how the assessment opens in a browser.
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N |
Description |
The description is an extended description of the contents of the file. |
N |
Sequence |
Sequence is a numeric value that determines the display sequence of the content item on the Lessons page. |
A |
Icon URL |
Allows you to select an icon that will be used in place of the default content icon. |
A |
Help URL |
Type a fully qualified URL to a page that provides more information about how to use this resource. For example, if you create a link to an online encyclopedia you could use this link to point to the online help for that encyclopedia. |
A |
- Click the Access tab.

- Complete the following fields:
Field Name |
Description |
View |
Team Access |
The Team Access setting allows you to restrict access to a particular group of users. This can be useful when conducting group projects to ensure that only group members see material for their group. |
N |
Start Date |
Selecting a Start Date prevents the item from being displayed until the specified date. This can be useful if you want to enter items ahead of time, but you do not want them displayed until a specific date. You might use this setting in conjunction with the End Date setting to restrict access to a drop box to a specific date. |
A |
End Date |
Selecting an End Date prevents the item from being displayed after the specified date. You might use this setting in conjunction with the Start Date setting to restrict access to a drop box to a specific date. |
A |
Editable By |
The Editable By setting allows the course editor to determine who can edit the access settings for the content item. The default setting allows all course/group editors to edit these settings but can be set to author only to further restrict editing rights. |
A |
Object Editable By |
Object Editable By allows you to define who can change the content of the item. |
A |
- Click the Standards tab.

- Complete the following fields.
If you are |
Then |
Removing a standards mapping |
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Mapping a new standard |
Do one of the following:
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- Click the Objectives tab, if applicable. See the Objectives tab documentation for more information.

- Complete the following fields:
If you are |
Then |
Removing an object mapping |
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Mapping a new objective |
Do one of the following:
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- Click the Automate tab. Here you can view any agents that are associated with the lesson.

- Click the Assignments tab.

- Complete the following fields:
Field Name |
Description |
View |
Milestone settings |
Task Type: Determines when a milestone is considered to have been completed.
Assign date: Specifies the date on which the students should begin work on the milestone. This date is displayed on the course calendar. |
N |
Gradebook settings |
Specifies the category the gradebook assignment is associated with.
Note: The Calculation Type option allows the course editor to configure a category to “drop lowest” or “use highest” n number of grades when calculating each student’s category average. For example, by specifying “Use Highest” 10 for the Quizzes category, each student category average will be calculated based on their 10 highest quiz scores.
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- Click the Save button.
Click Cancel to exit the window without making changes.
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