00:07: How do I set details for a course?
00:10: In Course Navigation, click the Settings link.
00:13: Click the Course Details tab.
00:16: The first section of Course Details shows you an overview of your course, including the course
00:20: name and course code. Depending on your institution,
00:24: you may not be able to change your course name and code.
00:27: To change your course time zone, use the Time Zone drop-down menu.
00:32: If you can view SIS IDs, you can view the SIS ID
00:36: for the course. You can also view the assigned subaccount for the course.
00:41: If you have permission to publish or unpublish courses, you can manage your course status in the sidebar. To publish or unpublish the course, click the Course Status dropdown menu. To publish the course, click the Publish button. To unpublish your course, click the Unpublish button. If you do not have permission to modify your course status or if your course has been published and includes grades, you cannot modify the course's published status.
01:10: If your institution allows you to add an image to a course card in the Dashboard, you
01:14: can add or replace the course image.
01:17: Your course, details tab indicates. Whether the course has been enabled as a blueprint course and displays. Yes or no.
01:25: If your course, is associated with a blueprint. Course, your course details tab indicates the name of the blueprint course, the course name also includes the course ID as a reference. If you have been enrolled in the blueprint course as an instructor or ta the name of the blueprint course will contain a link to access the Blue. Print course most commonly your course will be associated with a blueprint course and you can only manage unlocked content in your course. If your course, is a blue. Print course you can lock and sync course content to Associated courses.
01:59: Courses may be assigned to the Default Term or a specific term. By default, your students will be able to participate in the course within the term dates.
02:08: If needed, you can allow students to participate within course dates and set specific course start and end dates. However, changing course dates may override term availability settings and placement in the Courses page and Dashboard. Please confirm term dates before adding course participation dates.
02:26: You may also be able to change student access settings to allow or restrict students from viewing your course before the start or end date. If a course participation end date is set to midnight, a warning message displays.
02:39: If the selected date for the End date occurs before the Start date, a
02:43: warning message displays.
02:45: If allowed by your admin, you can restrict the view of quantitative data. When selected, this setting limits the view of course quantitative or numeric grading data. Students and observers only see qualitative data, which includes letter grades and comments.
03:02: Points are converted to a letter grade and points possible are hidden. All other grading information is visible.
03:09: You can set a default due time for all assignments in your course.
03:13: Updating the default due time does not change existing assignments with set due
03:18: times.
03:19: You can set a specific language for your course.
03:21: By default the language is set to Not set, English
03:25: (US). Selecting a language for your course will override user
03:30: language preferences and is only recommended for courses conducted in the selected
03:34: language.
03:35: You can view the storage file size allowed in your course. File storage consists of all files in course files and assignment submissions. Administrators at your institution set the file storage quota for each course.
03:49: You can enable the option to launch speedgrader filtered by student group in
03:53: your course. When this setting is enabled, you must choose a
03:57: student group. When opening speed grader, this setting is disabled by default.
04:03: You can enable a grading scheme for your course.
04:05: A grading scheme is a set of criteria that measures varying
04:09: levels of achievement in a course. You can also view the current existing grading
04:13: scheme, if any. This setting is disabled by default.
04:17: You can view the license for your course. By default
04:20: all content is considered private and copyrighted, but you can also
04:24: release your content to the public domain or choose a Creative
04:28: Commons license. When making your course public, you will most likely
04:32: want to set a license for your course.
04:35: You can view the file copyright setting for your course. If this option is enabled, usage right information must be selected for all course files before they can be published. This setting is disabled by default.
04:48: You can view any visibility settings for your course.
04:51: Each visibility option is independent of the others.
04:54: You can customize course visibility, customize content visibility,
04:58: and include the course in the public course index.
05:03: You can set the format for your course in the format menu. This setting specifies the intended format of the course.
05:10: To change the course, format. Click the format drop-down menu. If Mastery paths has been enabled by your institution. You can enable Mastery paths for your course.
05:21: Mastery paths allows you to customize learning experiences for students based on performance. You can also allow users to download your course for offline viewing using one of two options.
05:33: If ePub exporting is enabled in your course you can view the Epub export checkbox and change the Epub format if your course displays an offline course checkbox, your institution has enabled. Course content to be viewed offline as an HTML file.
05:49: By default this checkbox will be selected. However you can manage offline course access by deselecting the checkbox at any time.
05:59: If your course is part of the public course index, you can include a description for
06:03: your course in the description field.
06:06: Allow students to self enroll by clicking. The let students self enroll by sharing a secret URL with them or code checkbox. This is disabled by default show recent announcements on the course. Homepage by clicking the show, recent announcements, on course, homepage checkbox. This is disabled by default. Allow students to attach files to discussion replies by clicking. The let students. Attach files to discussions checkbox allow students to create new discussion Topics by clicking. The let students create discussion topics checkbox, this is enabled by default. This is enabled by default allow students to edit or delete their own discussion replies by clicking. The let students edit or delete their own discussion replies, checkbox. This is enabled by default.
06:48: Allow students to create their own student groups by clicking the let students organized their own groups checkbox. This is enabled by default. Hide student grade totals in the grades Page by clicking, the hide totals in student grade summary checkbox. This is disabled by default.
07:03: Set the learning Mastery tab as the default view on the student grades Page by clicking the default. Students to Mastery tab, check box. This is disabled by default, hide the grade distribution graphs in the grades Page by clicking. The hide grade distribution graphs from students. Checkbox. This is disabled by default, disabled comments on announcements by clicking the disable comments on announcements checkbox, depending on your institutions preference, this option may already be selected for you.
07:29: Allow students to edit course Pages by default, by selecting the edit course, Pages, drop-down menu. If the content security policy is enabled in an account. Admins can disable the content security policy for a course, by clicking the disable content security policy checkbox, if the box is checked, the policy is disabled for this course.
07:48: Click the Update Course Details button to save changes.
07:52: This guide covered how to set details for a course.
