Module Search Table
Overview
The Modules Curriculum interface within the RethinkEd Authoring Tool allows users to manage and organize modules efficiently.
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Epic
Feature 193994: Modules | Curriculum Table | SEL Authoring Tool
UI Description
Tabbed Navigation:
A tabbed interface with options for Lessons, Modules, Activities, and Resources.
The user selects Modules tab upon entering the EDU Curriculum section of the Authoring Tool.
Search:
A search bar to allow users to type in descriptions, keywords, or module titles, with autocomplete suggestions.
Search results are optimized to appear within 2 seconds under normal load conditions.
Filters:
Multiple filters displayed in a specified order: Subject, Grade, Domain, Main Topic, Tier, and Status.
Subject: SEL, Mental Health
Grade: Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, 9th Grade, 10th Grade, 11th Grade, 12th Grade, Not Applicable
SEL Domain: Awareness of Self & Others, Self-Management, Social Skills, Social Awareness, Self-Care
Mental Health Domain: Mental Wellness, Healthy Identities, Kindness to Animals, Online Safety, Anxiety, Depression, Substance Use Disorders, Reducing the Risk of Suicide, Preventing Violence, Human Trafficking, Trauma: Emotions, Trauma: Resilience, Trauma: Stress Management, Trauma: Support Systems
Tier: Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3
Status: Active, Draft
Modules Table:
A table displaying lesson information with columns for Module Title, Subject, Grade(s), Domain, Tier, and Status.
Sorting functionality for each column where applicable, with numerical order for grades and alphabetical order for status.
Add Module Button:
A button labeled "Add Module" to initiate the lesson creation process using the Module Builder authoring tool.
User Interaction and Validation Notes
Navigating Tabs:
Users can switch between Lessons, Modules, Activities, and Resources tabs to view different content types.
Using Search and Filters:
Users can refine the modules displayed by typing in the search bar or selecting options from dropdown filters.
The search function should validate input and return relevant results.
Filter selections must reflect accurately in the modules table.
Interacting with Modules Table:
Users can click on module entries to view details or perform actions like editing modules.
The ability to select multiple grades for filtering and sorting by status is supported.
Adding New Modules:
Clicking the "Add Module" button opens the Module Builder authoring tool where users can create new modules.
The system should validate that all required information is entered before a new module can be saved.
Workflow Description
Module Management:
Users enter the Modules tab to manage curriculum content, accessing a comprehensive list of modules.
Searching and Filtering:
To locate specific modules, users utilize the search functionality and apply filters based on subject, grade, domain, etc.
Adding Module:
When adding a new module, the user clicks "Add Module" to launch the module builder tool and input new module details.
Saving and Organizing Modules:
After creating a module, the user saves it, and it's automatically integrated into the curriculum with the designated status tag.