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Module 1: Introduction to BookStack

Bookstack Curriculum

Objective: Familiarise participants with the tool’s layout and navigation for content management. 1. Overview of BookStack What is BookStack? Purpose and benefits of using BookStack for documentation. Examples: Use cases for organising policies, project ...

Module 2: Creating and Organising Content

Bookstack Curriculum

Objective: Learn how to add, structure, and edit content within BookStack. 1. Creating Books, Chapters, and Pages Step-by-step guide to creating a book, adding chapters, and creating pages. Hands-on Exercise: Create a book with chapters and pages. 2. O...

Module 3: Advanced Content Management

Bookstack Curriculum

Objective: Understand additional features that enhance the usability and functionality of BookStack. 1. Tagging and Searching How to tag content for easy searchability. Example: Tag pages with “Policies” or “Project Reports” to categorize documents. 2....

Module 4: Practical Use Cases for BookStack in the Social Sector

Bookstack Curriculum

Objective: Explore use cases and inspire participants to apply BookStack to their work contexts. 1. Use Case 1: Knowledge Base for Team Members Scenario: A non-profit maintains a knowledge base on project strategies and resources. Activity: Structure a sa...

Module 5: Maintenance and Best Practices

Bookstack Curriculum

Objective: Equip participants with skills to manage and maintain content effectively over time. 1. Regular Content Review and Update Establishing a routine for content review. Example: Monthly updates for project pages or quarterly policy reviews. 2. C...

Conclusion and Feedback

Bookstack Curriculum

Wrap-Up: Recap the modules and emphasise the tool’s adaptability. Feedback Session: Gather insights on training clarity, areas of interest, and additional support needed.