Quercus Redirect Tool

What Can I Use It For?

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The Redirect tool allows instructors and course staff to add custom links to the course navigation menu. The custom links can be created for external web resources or other Quercus pages. This tool will save students from having to navigate long links (urls).

This Academic Toolbox tool helps you...
Organize Content
Typical course activity format:
Synchronous or Asynchronous
Quercus integration
Built-In Tool

Where can I get more support?

      Cost
      Centrally Funded
      Special Notes

      Custom links that have been added to the course navigation menu using the Redirect Tool can be hidden from the course menu but they cannot be edited or deleted from the course after they are created.

      If Force open in new tab option is not selected for an external link, the link will not work.

      How to Get Started

      The Redirect tool allows instructors and course staff to add custom links to the course navigation menu. The custom links can be created for external web resources or other Quercus pages.

      How to Use This Tool

      Overview

      The Redirect tool allows instructors and course staff to add custom links to the course navigation menu. The custom links can be created for external web resources or other Quercus pages.

      NOTE: External links can also be created in Modules and added to the Rich Content Editor in Pages, Announcements, and Discussions.

      Custom links that have been added to the course navigation menu using the Redirect Tool can be hidden from the course menu but they cannot be edited or deleted from the course after they are created.

      Custom links that have been added to the course navigation menu using the Redirect Tool can be hidden from the course menu but they cannot be edited or deleted from the course after they are created.

       

      Instructions

      • Access and Use the Redirect Tool

      • Position the Custom Link in the Course Navigation Menu

          Last Modified:

          21 June, 2022

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