Inicial setup When creating a unit with the Basic Netex template, first we should set up general parameters of its interface. In order to do so, we need to click on the upper menu bar of the unit and access the properties tab. From here, we will be able to configure various elements: Tokyo - Initial setup | Structure and navigation Tokyo - Initial Setup | Accessibility tools Tokyo - Initial setup | Unit title Tokyo - Initial setup | Main colours Tokyo - Initial setup | Typography Tokyo - Initial setup | Navigation menu Tokyo - Initial Setup | Screen navigation and Pages navigation Tokyo - Initial setup | End page message Tokyo - Initial setup | Free or sequential navigation Tokyo - Initial setup | Configure unit objectives Tokyo - Initial setup | Multilingual options Or add the following components: Tokyo - Initial setup | Logo Tokyo - Initial Setup | Downloadable PDF of the unit Tokyo - Initial setup | Toolbar Pages, screens and pop-ups Tokyo template offers: Content pages, a concept quite similar to sections inside a unit. Screens. Within the pages, screens act as sections and subsections that allow us to organise a secondary navigation level for contents. Pop-ups or pop-up Windows. We should consider the following aspects: A page must always contain at least one screen. There are different types of screens: cover screens, content screens, summary screens, etc. A screen can be as extensive as necessary, including a scroll bar on one side. If a page contains various screens, navigation across pages is done vertically. Tokyo - Page creation and setup Tokyo - Screen creation and setup Tokyo - Cover screen Tokyo - Contents screen Tokyo - Popup creation and setup Components Components are elements that we can include in: A screen. See how to create and configure a screen here A pop-up. See how to create and configure a pop-up here Other components. Some components can include other components inside them. For instance, a Highlight can include texts, videos and audios. This is the full list of components available offered by this template: Tokyo | Components | Screen title Tokyo - Components | Text Tokyo - Components | Appointment Tokyo - Components | Table Tokyo - Components | Highlight Tokyo - Components | Instruction Tokyo - Components | Code Tokyo - Components | Header Tokyo - Components | Image Tokyo - Components | Before/after Tokyo - Components | Image Exchanger Tokyo - Components | Flipimage Tokyo - Components | Image Gallery Tokyo - Components | Audio Gallery Tokyo - Components | Launcher Tokyo - Components | Map of clicks Tokyo - Components | Image Grating Tokyo - Components | Parallax Tokyo - Components | Divider Tokyo - Components | Video Tokyo - Components | Interactive video Tokyo - Components | Audio Tokyo - Components | Screen audio Tokyo - Components | Carousel Tokyo - Components | External animation Tokyo - Components | Timeline Tokyo - Components | Acordion Tokyo - Components | Tab group Tokyo - Components | Row Tokyo - Components | educaPlay Tokyo - Components | Quiz Tokyo - Components | Quizz Conector Tokyo - Components | Reinforcement activity Tokyo - Components | Section Tokyo - Components | Glossary Tokyo - Components | Connector glossary Activities Activities are elements that can be added inside components: Reinforcement activity (see here). Quiz (see here). There are various types of activities that we can add to both components: Tokyo - Activities | Simple answer Tokyo - Activities | Multiple choice Tokyo - Activities | Tap - Tap answer Tokyo - Activities | Drag & Drop answer Tokyo - Activities | True/false answer Tokyo - Activities | Essay answer Tokyo - Activities | Fill the gap answer Tokyo - Activities | Dropdown answer Tokyo - Activities | Single Matrix answer Tokyo - Activities | Multiple Matrix answer Tokyo - Activities | Likert answer activity Tokyo - Activities | Image response Traking Author - FAQ | Tracking and traceability of templates

Basic Netex template will not offer any more maintenance and will be deleted from the available templates catalogue shortly.Thus, we have made Basic Netex and Tokyo templates compatible with each other. This way, our clients will be able to migrate contents created with Basic Netex to the new Tokyo template. Then they will be able to benefit from its advantages. Can I migrate any unit to Tokyo? All units created with the Basic Netex template can be converted to the Tokyo template. There is no limitation. How does migration from Basic Netex to Tokyo work? Access to the administration panel of the unit, enter in the "Configuration" tab and click on "Change". Select "Tokyo" template and clic on "Save". Now, your content is using the new template. What should I check when migrating a unit to Tokyo? You should always make sure changes have been applied correctly. We recommend checking the following: Videos. Basic Netex template offers 4 different video components, while in Tokyo we have integrated it all in a single component. Consider checking changes have been applied paying special attention to video covers in on-line videos, as this feature was not available with the Basic Netex template. General layout. Make sure that customised settings for each component (size, view, colours, etc.) have been preserved. Quizz connectors. If you have added questionnaires using the "Quizz Connector" component, you must modify the template of these linked units, from "Basic Netex Activities" to "Tokyo Activities". Then, you will have to enter your content unit and regenerate the links in each questionnaire connector. Navigation. When switching to the Tokyo template, the free or sequential navigation settings are reset, you will have to reconfigure it. Click here see how. Objectives needed to overcome the unit. When changing to the Tokyo template, all the targets that were set by default in Basic Netex are reset, so you will have to reconfigure those you want. Click here see how.

TOKYO is the most complete and adaptable template offered by Netex. It allows us to create contents that have various navigation levels (sections and/or subsections). These can include different data thanks to a wide range of components. Structure This template offers two types of basic pages: Navigation We can navigate in landscape mode across pages, as buttons are located on the right and on the left of the page. If a page has various screens (or sections), we can use the Up button and Down buttons located at the bottom of the page to navigate. Moreover, units also consist of: Navigation menu. It is used to access pages and sections. Check here to see how to configure. Unit tools. These are optional features that can include elements such as Search tool, Language selector, Glossary, Help, etc. Go to the previous page. See here how to hide this buttons. Go to the next page. See here how to hide this buttons. Navigate across screens (or sections) within the same page. Check here to see how to configure. Students know where they are, as they are guided by available titles: Unit title.Check here to see how to configure this title. Page title or section title. Check here to see how to configure this title. Screen title or subsection title. Check here to see how to configure this title. Navigation menu shows pages ( 1 ) and screens ( 2 ). These are similar to sections and subsections. All pages and screens appear by default, but this option can be customised. We can decide whether to show or hide some of these elements. Read here to know how to customise the Navigation menu.

Two tools to improve the accessibility of visually impaired people can be added to units created with Tokyo. High contrast mode.  Displays content with black background and blank text for easy reading. Zoom in on the content.  Expand or reduce the size of the content on the screen. These tools can be enabled within the Unit Resources zone. Simply select the Interface of the unit and, in the "Add" tab incorporate the "Accessibility" option.

The title is a text located at the top of the interface. Simply select the text and compose the desired title. As you can see, when you edit the title, the text editor is activated, so you can modify its properties (bold, italic, color...). To see how to use the text editor,see here in the Editor's Manual. NOTE: The unit title is relevant data as the LMS training platform will use the unit title to identify it over any other. This is a data that must be included in the manifest file of the unit. So, if you change the unit title, the LMS platform won't let you update it. (See more information). See here how to set the title.

We can customise colours that will be applied to elements within a unit. We will follow these steps: Click on the upper bar of the unit (also called Interface) and access the "Properties" menu. Configure colour properties: Primary colour and secondary colour. These colours will be applied to various elements (buttons, menus, audio and video players, etc.) Negative feedback colour Negative feedback colour used for questions. Positive feedback colour Positive feedback colour used for questions.

Tokyo template allows us to edit fonts that will be used by default in a unit. Click on the Interface. Access the "Properties" menu. "Text fonts" and "Title Fonts" fields can be used to define typography that will be applied for these two types of texts.

A unit created with Tokyo can be configured to have a top menu that shows its structure of pages and screens (which would allow us to organize the contents of a section into sub-sections).  In the edition you can configure: Show or hide the Menu Select Menu Style Show the Folded or Unfolded Menu Decide which pages and screens are displayed in the Menu Show or hide the Menu By default, when you create a unit with the Tokyo template, a Navigation Menu is autogenerated in the upper-left corner, showing existing pages as well as screens or sections of those pages. If we wish, we can hide this Menu. This would force the user to move between the different pages and sections using only the forward and backward buttons. Hiding the Menu can be interesting if, for example, we want to create a unit that has a single page. To hide the menu we must: Press the interface of the unit. Access the  "Properties" menu.  Find the  "Show Menu" property and select the "No" option. Select Menu Style There are two menu styles available: Normal menu. Condensed menu. It is a menu designed to display page titles and long screens. To select one of the styles click on the  top "Interface", go to the  "Properties" tab  and use the  "Style" property. Show the Folded or Unfolded Menu By default, the list of screens on a page appears open, but we can define that the list of sections is closed. So, we just view the list of pages and we have to click on each to view their screens or sections. To display the folded menu we must: Select the Interface. Click on the  "Properties" menu. In the "Folded Submenu" property check the "Yes" option.  Decide which pages and screens are displayed in the Menu By default, all pages and their screens will be displayed in the Menu, but if desired, they can be easily hidden. Simply access the properties of the pages or screens and check "No" in the "Show in menu" property.

Page navigation By default, to advance between the different pages, there are two side buttons. If desired, they can be hidden. Simply go to the Common Properties tab and mark the "Hide Navigation Buttons" property to "Yes". This allows users to move between pages using the main menu or other navigation items such as launchers. Screen navigation When multiple (sub-split) screens exist on a page, the user will navigate with a bottom bar that moves the screens vertically. You can select between two navigation bar styles. Style 1 Style 2 This is a floating bar,always visible. Apply color with transparency. This is a bar fixed at the bottom of the screen. Apply solid color. To select the type of navigation bar: 1. Go to the "Common Properties" tab.  2. In the "Cross-Screen Navigation" property, select "Style 1" or "Style 2". 3. Finally, customize the "Navigation Bar Color".

When students reach the end of a page (after scrolling down the page or after reaching the end of the last section within a page), a message appears to tell them they can go to the next section. This notification will vary depending on the device used to display unit contents. If we do not want to see this message, we should: Click on the Interface. Access the "Common Properties" menu. Go to "Hide the end page message" and select "Yes".