Categories are managed within the glossary activity itself. So if you are on the course page, click into the glossary so you can see the browse by options.
Now that we have added some categories, and added in a new entry with a category selected, we can look at the glossary Browse by category page. As you can see there is now the Social Networking category and the My Groups entry, as shown in the following screenshot:
A glossary and the random glossary entry block can be used to present other types of content on the page and not just terminology.
Suppose you wanted to add a selection of product images into the course which would change each time the page loaded. How would you go about configuring the glossary and its entries for this use case?
Maybe your sales team could benefit from having the key unique selling points of the product appearing like a "quote of the day" on the page; how would you go about doing this?
What other use case for the glossary can you think of that would help support the product knowledge acquisition process?
Complex terminology seems to be everywhere now. How is complex terminology currently handled in your organization? Think about the products in your organization. Which would benefit from having a distinct glossary of terms to help reduce misunderstandings? Which already have printed glossaries but could use improvement?
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