Adaptive Release Your Modules

Adaptive release means Module content won't be released until certain conditions are met; the release is contingent on how students have interacted with course content. Why does adaptive release matter in a course?

Because you, as the instructor, want to curate students' learning. Remember that fully online, in-person hybrid, or live-online hybrid aren't merely correspondence courses where students complete content and move on to the next thing. True online instruction means facilitating a course (at the macro level) through constant engagement through the lessons you put together for students in Modules (micro level).

See what @ONE trainer Helen Graves has to say about the importance of using adaptive release in your class:

So now that you're aware of adaptive release, how do you make it happen?

Prereqs mean students cannot move on to a new Module until they've completed prior Modules, whereas requirements mean a student has to do certain activities (view a page, contribute to a page, etc.) in order to fully complete a Module.