In the course settings, you can manage general course information, create and manage objectives and domains, and view a log of changes made to the course. You can also access removed assignments and restore them, provided they have not been permanently deleted and you have the required permissions.
General
When you open the course settings, the General tab is displayed by default. Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory. In this tab, you can view and update the following settings:
- Name
- Course code
- School year
- School periods
- Studies
- Curriculum year
The option to remove a course is located in the Danger Zone. When you click Remove, a confirmation message will appear, asking you to confirm that you want to remove the course.
Objectives
Objectives and domains can be created from the course settings. You can create new domains and objectives by either manually creating them or by importing them via a .csv or .xlsx template. Also, you can edit and delete domains and objectives.
Log
You can find the log by following the steps below.
- Navigate to your course.
- Click settings Settings in the menu at the top.
- Click Log in the menu on the left.
In the course log, changes to the course are visible. At this moment, changes to the following information is shown:
- Creation of the course
- Name of the course
- Course code
- Curriculum year
- School year
- Setting whether students can enrol themselves in the course.
- Adding staff members
- Removing staff members
- Staff roles
- Assignment changes
- Group creations, changes and deletions
Removed assignments
If you have accidentally removed an assignment, it is possible to restore it. Keep in mind, removed assignments will be permanently deleted after 180 days. After this time, restoring an assignment is no longer possible.
To restore an assignment, you have to go to your course settings and click on Removed assignments for an overview of all removed assignments. The assignment will be restored and will be visible again in the list of assignments. Keep in mind, that your ability to restore an assignment depends on the privilege settings of your school. It may be that only an administrator can do this.
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