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franchise modules

Use this guide to help you prepare a new module or update a copied module in line with Leeds Beckett University's agreement with Franchise Partners.

The steps in this guide also provide helpful tools and templates to enhance your module design. This will ensure a better user experience for all of our Franchise Partners and their students.

Upgrade of MyBeckett Portal on 1 August 2022.

MyBeckett opens to the Homepage which contain Helpful Links cards which replace the tabs.  Please see our guides on the different Portal Views for Franchise students.

If you are copying a module from a previous year, follow the steps in our guide to copying content from one module to another.

Please note that the following content items should not be copied over:

  • Turnitin assignments
  • Links to the University reading list system
  • Links to any digitised readings

This is because franchise students do not have access to this type of content.

Modules in MyBeckett have a wide range of core functionality, which you can use to provide a clear learning journey and a consistent, engaging experience for your students. This also presents an opportunity to address key design principles and implement them into your module, such as:

  • A clear structure and headings with topic/date based navigation
  • Accessible fonts
  • Module discussion boards
  • Links to Library resources for Franchise Partners

We have created a number of guides to help you build your module:

  • Creating a content area within your module
  • Uploading files (e.g. MS Word) into your content area
  • Creating web links to sites you use for teaching
  • Organising module content
  • Creating module announcements
  • Setting up a discussion board
  • In the Module Management menu (bottom left), click Customisation.
  • Click Tool Availability.
  • Find Turnitin LTI in the list of tools.
  • Untick the checkbox in the fourth column, which controls content that is available in your content area.

Disable Turnitin LTI for Franchise Modules

  • Click submit. This will remove the ability to create a Turnitin assignment within your module.

As Reading Lists contain resources that franchise students will not be able to access due to licensing restrictions, you will need to remove any links of this nature from your module.

  1. In Edit Mode, hover over the Reading List link in the module menu.
  2. Click the action link button (circular icon with an arrow symbol) that appears to the right of the Reading List link, then click Delete. 
  3. When prompted, click Delete this menu item, then click Delete to confirm.
  4. A green banner will appear at the top of the screen, showing that the deletion was successful.

As franchise students do not get access to digitised readings, you will need to remove any links of this nature from your module.

  1. Digitised readings appear as a file content type.
  2. Hover over the digitised reading file and click the action link button that appears to the right.
  3. Click Delete from the list of action link options.
  4. If prompted, click OK to confirm the deletion.
  5. A green banner will appear at the top of the screen, showing that the deletion was successful

If you are copying a module from a previous year, follow the steps in our guide to copying content from one module to another.

Please note that the following content items should not be copied over:

  • Turnitin assignments
  • Links to the University reading list system
  • Links to any digitised readings

This is because franchise students do not have access to this type of content.

Modules in MyBeckett have a wide range of core functionality, which you can use to provide a clear learning journey and a consistent, engaging experience for your students. This also presents an opportunity to address key design principles and implement them into your module, such as:

  • A clear structure and headings with topic/date based navigation
  • Accessible fonts
  • Module discussion boards
  • Links to Library resources for Franchise Partners

We have created a number of guides to help you build your module:

  • Creating a content area within your module
  • Uploading files (e.g. MS Word) into your content area
  • Creating web links to sites you use for teaching
  • Organising module content
  • Creating module announcements
  • Setting up a discussion board
  • In the Module Management menu (bottom left), click Customisation.
  • Click Tool Availability.
  • Find Turnitin LTI in the list of tools.
  • Untick the checkbox in the fourth column, which controls content that is available in your content area.

Disable Turnitin LTI for Franchise Modules

  • Click submit. This will remove the ability to create a Turnitin assignment within your module.

As Reading Lists contain resources that franchise students will not be able to access due to licensing restrictions, you will need to remove any links of this nature from your module.

  1. In Edit Mode, hover over the Reading List link in the module menu.
  2. Click the action link button (circular icon with an arrow symbol) that appears to the right of the Reading List link, then click Delete. 
  3. When prompted, click Delete this menu item, then click Delete to confirm.
  4. A green banner will appear at the top of the screen, showing that the deletion was successful.

As franchise students do not get access to digitised readings, you will need to remove any links of this nature from your module.

  1. Digitised readings appear as a file content type.
  2. Hover over the digitised reading file and click the action link button that appears to the right.
  3. Click Delete from the list of action link options.
  4. If prompted, click OK to confirm the deletion.
  5. A green banner will appear at the top of the screen, showing that the deletion was successful