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    Assessment Course Setup

    CA500 Course Setup

    Step 1

    Go to course search

    Search for CA500 courses for the term (e.g., CA50 2020w)

    For each CA course, you will change the following:

    • Change course to Topic format
    • Set the course end date 
    • Enable completion tracking

    Step 2

    Edit course settings

    Step 3

    Change Course format to Topic

    Step 4

    Change the end date to the end date specified by the instructor

    Step 5

    Enable Completion Tracking

    Step 6

    Click Save and display

    Step 7

    Import the previous term

    Click Course administration > Import

    Select the previous term

    Include PLD data

    Jump to the final step

    Step 8

    Delete the extra topics

    Click the topic in the table of contents (TOC)

    Click the X to delete

    Confirm deletion

    Step 9

    Make sure to update the assignments/quizzes due dates to reflect the correct term dates (Use due date and time provided by the instructor)

    Step 10

    Open the PLD

    Course administration > Personal Learning Designer


    Step 11

    Note: The start and due date alert is the only PDL rule required. 

    Edit the start and due date alert

    Click Actions

    Edit the Display alert

    Change the end date in the alert to match the correct term end date

    Save

    And Save again

    Step 12

    Edit the General Course Information due date

    Click the General Course Information from the TOC

    Click Edit section


    Enter the correct due date

    Click Save changes


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