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Where To Develop Content in RamCT Blackboard

Content can be developed in RamCT Blackboard by instructors and course designers beginning in February 2012.

During this transition to RamCT Blackboard there are three places where content can be developed; however, all teaching is done from "Teaching Courses":

  1. Migrated Course: Courses that were taught in RamCT in summer or fall 2011, or spring 2012 are migrated into RamCT Blackboard. Instructors, if you want to use content from summer/fall 2011 or spring 2012, use your migrated courses! Content and files convert well, however instructors need to verify and update content, and may want to add new tools. See Guide for Migrated Courses.
    • Migrated courses never have students; content must be copied into a Teaching course.
  2. Development Course: Instructors, if you do not have a migrated course, and a Teaching course is not available (teaching assignment is not yet in ARIES), you can request a development course in ARIESweb. <LINK>
    • Development courses never have students; content must be copied into a Teaching course.
  3. Teaching Course: Starting in March/April: Primary Instructors can request a Teaching course for summer or fall 2012. (Teaching assignment must be entered into ARIES by the department scheduler first.) In the Teaching course content can be developed from scratch, or copied in from a migrated or development course.
    • Teaching courses are populated with student enrollments, and are made available and unavailable (opened and closed) to students systematically before and after the semester.

Three Places to Develop Content

Three Models for Developing Content

  1. Use your Migrated Course if you have one!
  2. Request a Development Course in ARIESweb if you don’t have a Migrated course and your teaching assignment is not yet in ARIES.
  3. Once your teaching assignment is in ARIES, you can request your Teaching Course in ARIESweb, then create content from scratch or copy content in from a Migrated or Development course.
  • Last updated 5/11/2012
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