Request a New Course
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| + | It is highly recommended that you request your course well in advance of the beginning of the semester. Those who wait until the last minute will face much longer wait times until their course is created. | ||
# Go to http://lss.at.ufl.edu and click '''Faculty Sakai Course Request''' | # Go to http://lss.at.ufl.edu and click '''Faculty Sakai Course Request''' | ||
# Login using your gatorlink username and password. | # Login using your gatorlink username and password. | ||
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# Fill out the form | # Fill out the form | ||
#* Please make every effort to provide your section number(s). While we can create a course shell without a section number, it will have to be associated with a section number at some point if there are going to be students enrolled in the course. If you do not have a section number, use 9999 for the section number until you find it. Then you will have to fill out the request form again to have the section associated with your course. | #* Please make every effort to provide your section number(s). While we can create a course shell without a section number, it will have to be associated with a section number at some point if there are going to be students enrolled in the course. If you do not have a section number, use 9999 for the section number until you find it. Then you will have to fill out the request form again to have the section associated with your course. | ||
# Click '''Submit''' | # Click '''Submit''' | ||
| - | You should see a green box that contains a "successful submission" message. If you did not fill out the form correctly, you will get a red message telling you to go back and check the form for errors. | + | You should see a green box that contains a "successful submission" message. If you did not fill out the form correctly, you will get a red message telling you to go back and check the form for errors. |
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| + | Once you've submitted successfully, you will also receive an email confirming your submission. | ||
| - | Once your course has been created (usually within 24 hours, but will take longer if you are having content migrated from eLearning), you will receive an email informing you that the course has been created. | + | Once your course has been created (usually within 24 hours, but will take longer if you are having content migrated from eLearning or it is close to the beginning of the semester), you will receive an email informing you that the course has been created. |
Revision as of 15:41, 5 January 2011
Overview
Each semester you will request a new course shell which you will associate with the rosters for your course. You may Re-use Content in New Semester by importing the content into the new shell.
Request a Course
It is highly recommended that you request your course well in advance of the beginning of the semester. Those who wait until the last minute will face much longer wait times until their course is created.
- Go to http://lss.at.ufl.edu and click Faculty Sakai Course Request
- Login using your gatorlink username and password.
- Fill out the form
- Please make every effort to provide your section number(s). While we can create a course shell without a section number, it will have to be associated with a section number at some point if there are going to be students enrolled in the course. If you do not have a section number, use 9999 for the section number until you find it. Then you will have to fill out the request form again to have the section associated with your course.
- Click Submit
You should see a green box that contains a "successful submission" message. If you did not fill out the form correctly, you will get a red message telling you to go back and check the form for errors.
Once you've submitted successfully, you will also receive an email confirming your submission.
Once your course has been created (usually within 24 hours, but will take longer if you are having content migrated from eLearning or it is close to the beginning of the semester), you will receive an email informing you that the course has been created.
