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MERLOT’s Content Builder is a free and open tool for you to create your own website. People have different goals for creating their own web pages and each goal can be better served by a different website design.Instructors can use the Content Builder tool to explain why and how using online materials can be result in desired...
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MERLOT’s Content Builder is a free and open tool for you to create your own website. People have different goals for creating their own web pages and each goal can be better served by a different website design.
Instructors can use the Content Builder tool to explain why and how using online materials can be result in desired student learning outcomes so others can successfully adopt the exemplary teaching practice. This analysis can be by the author of the curriculum or by users of the curriculum.
This website is meant to show you the different types of designs that MERLOT members have created and these designs can then be models to help you plan the design of your own. The examples we provide are grouped into different categories of user.
There are 11 parts to this website including Teaching e-Portfolios, Lesson Plans, Pedagogical Analysis, Learning e-Portfolios, Student Reflections, Online Courses, Tutorials, Presentations, Career e-Portfolios and Community Websites. All can be accessed on the left side navigation. Keep in mind that this entire site was created using the MERLOT Content Builder.
