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How to set dates and restrict availability for modules?
For any date type, both a date and a time are required. Select the Update button to apply the selected date restrictions. Any dates set will be displayed below their respective module title in the Table of Contents. If a module is selected, all set dates will be displayed beneath the module title on the page.
Where do I find the default content types?
To see the default types that are available on your site, follow these steps: Select the list you want to work with on the Quick Launch, or click Settings and then click Site settings. Click Site content types under Web Designer Galleries.
How are dates set for a content module?
Dates for a Content module specify when a module is available for access, will become unavailable from access, or when its expected completion is due. Any dates set will be displayed beneath the module title, and the module name and set date (s) will also display on the Calendar widget on the Course Homepage.
What are dates and availability restrictions in D2L?
Set date restrictions for deadlines and availability for items in Content, such as when students can access materials or when assignments are due. There are 3 types of dates in D2L:
How do you set dates for a module?
Any dates set will be displayed beneath the module title, and the module name and set date (s) will also display on the Calendar widget on the Course Homepage. Setting Start Dates and End Dates at the module level controls the access of not only the module, but also all of the topics within that module.
How to fix a date error due to location differences?
The first way to fix a date error that stems from location differences is to choose the Using Locale setting in the Data Type drop-down menu for whichever column/query has the errors. Click the Data Type box in the top-left corner of the column that contains the dates, then choose Using Locale… This will open the Change Type with Locale window.
Why is my date not showing in locale?
Unfortunately, using the Locale settings for Time data types doesn’t work the same way it does with dates. If you change the data type for a Time column with the Using Locale option and choose English (United Kingdom), the time will not show the 24-hour time format.