Publishing on IB Exchange

Created by Jenna Numann, Modified on Thu, 13 Jun, 2024 at 12:19 PM by Amanda Hall

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As structured content is approved, Managers or Primary Authors can publish to the IB Exchange. When publishing on the IB Exchange, a product card will be created to give users an overview of the product. 


Publish to IB Exchange 

Step 1: 

  • Select IB Exchange at the top of the screen. 


Step 2: 

  • Add product details. This will act as a preview for your product on the IB Exchange. You will be able to add or edit the title, product description, product card images, and price.
    • FOR MICRO- CREDENTIALS ONLY - Upload a badge image for learners who earn the micro-credential.


Step 3: 

  • Use the drop down options to link learning modules or other content as necessary. 


Step 4: 

  • Review and add tags to the structured content. The tagging options will show in the following order. 
    • Approaches to Teaching, Learner Profile Skills, and Teacher Capability Tag
    • Action and Engagement  
    • IB Taxonomy 


Step 5: 

  • Add a community for this product by linking to an existing community or creating a new community (optional).
    • Link to an existing community by searching for the community using the search bar.
    • 'Create a Community' will take you to a new page where you will name the community, create a description, and add admin and moderators to the community.

    

Step 6: 

  • Review the product information. If you need to edit any part of the product, click the 'Edit Product Info' on the top left of the screen.
  • Click 'Publish' on the bottom right. You will then see the product card users will see in the IB Exchange.


Roles & Permissions 


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