3: Conductor (Project Management)
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- 3.1: Conductor Home
- This page provides instructions for instructors on accessing the Conductor platform, detailing its workflow and navigation. It emphasizes key sections such as Home, My Projects, My Tasks, and My Alerts, as well as the search function and available support resources. Links for managing support tickets and other requests are included, along with a project navigation tab. The overall goal is to ensure a streamlined experience for instructors in utilizing LibreTexts resources and tools.
- 3.2: Project
- This page offers guidance on using the project management tool Conductor, including accessing projects via the home page or Project tab. It details how to create a new project by selecting the Create Conductor Project tab, entering a title, and choosing visibility options (private or public). The importance of thoughtfully selecting a project title is highlighted, with a note that navigation details will be explored later.
- 3.3: Rainbow Bar
- The Conductor is your Project Manager home. The Rainbow Bar on a selected project provides quick navigation to Edit Properties, Manage Team, AI-Co-Author, Timeline, Peer Review, Accessibility, and More Tools
- 3.5: Discussion
- This page covers the Project Page's features for team communication and timeline management, highlighting the ability for team members to initiate discussions through message threads. It emphasizes that participation in conversations requires first creating and selecting a thread.
- 3.6: Assets
- This page describes the Assets section of the Project Page, which enables users to store and manage supplementary materials like syllabi and slide decks. It offers options for public or restricted access and allows for organization within folders. Materials that are publicly accessible can be found in the Commons via the book's catalog entry.
- 3.7: Tasks
- This page outlines the creation and management of tasks through a Task bar, allowing for individual or batch additions. Each task contains key details like status, dates, and assigned team members, with options for messaging, adding subtasks, or editing. Additionally, tasks can be visualized using a timeline in Gantt chart or calendar formats.
- 3.8: Support Center
- This page discusses the LibreTexts Support Center, highlighting its features such as support tickets, harvest requests, and Insight knowledge base with useful links. Additionally, users can monitor the system status to identify if issues are linked to LibreTexts or external sources.
- 3.9: Co-Author Tools
- This page describes Co-Author Tools in the LibreTexts Conductor for developing Open Educational Resources. It covers tools like the Glossary Manager, Meta-Editor, Reference Manager, and Accessibility Remediator, which help in organizing terms, managing data, curating references, and ensuring accessibility.