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Welcome. This video will show you how to do a course copy.
If you are teaching a course that you taught
in a previous semester, or you have a template for, you can use course
copy to bring in materials you used before or you
created in your template into your new course.
You want to start in the course where
the content exists.
Scroll
down to the control panel.
Its important that you are either an instructor or a teaching
assistant in both the course which has the content and
the course where you want to copy the content.
Click on Packages and Utilities, and then
click on course copy.
You want to leave the first option
as copy course materials into an existing course.
For
two, select the copy destination course.
Click on the browse button.
This will pull up every course in which you have
the proper access to copy a course,
or part of a course.
What you want to do is find the course you want to copy to.
I’m going to select the sample course.
Now, you can use this search button up here if you happen
to have a lot of courses in your list.
Otherwise, quite often if you go through the course name or the course
ID, you can tell by these last three digits
the semester and the year. So this right here is a Fall 12
class. This is a Summer 12.
Once you select the course, so you
click the radio button, and you’ll see this actually stays yellow.
Click submit, and then
you want to actually the box next to everything
you want to copy over. If you’re copying everything
then click Select All.
Keep in mind that this will not copy over your old
enrollments or anything that your students enrolled
in your previous course did. This is only going to copy the content.
You want to copy
links and copies of the content. So
if content is in your course files area, it will actually make a copy
in the new course files area. And then,
click submit.
Now you should see a green message.
This is letting you know that your course copy
is in the queue, and you’ll actually get an email when the process is complete.
If you click on My Bb
to get back to the My Bb page
and you go into the course where you copied the materials
to, you’ll now see an orange
message. You’ll see right now it says
complete. It just switched from running to complete.
I’m going to hit refresh here.
You want to be sure to click on the X
to close that message. If you leave it
can cause your problems. Now
you can go through your class, and you can clean things up.
So for instance, I have an externals link area, which is
blank because there is an empty box here, and then I have web
links area. I can go ahead and delete the
old one.
There you go.
That’s how you copy course content from one course to
another. Thank you.