Forms: Establish Course Master Copies

Forms | Establish Course Master Copies

The form below will allow you to identify up to four course master copies. If you have more than four, you need only fill out and submit the form again with the new information. Many thanks!

Instructor Information
Last Name
First Name
DSU ID ("900 Number")
Email Address
Office Phone
Master Copy 1
Prefix + Number
Full Catalog Title
Course Section Number	*if available
Course CRN Number	*if available
Term + Year Offered	*if available
Special Considerations	{Use this space to note any special course circumstances. For example, if the course has more than one author or is taught by more than one instructor.}
Master Copy 2
Prefix + Number
Full Catalog Title
Course Section Number	*if available
Course CRN Number	*if available
Term + Year Offered	*if available
Special Considerations	{Use this space to note any special course circumstances. For example, if the course has more than one author or is taught by more than one instructor.}
Master Copy 3
Prefix + Number
Full Catalog Title
Course Section Number	*if available
Course CRN Number	*if available
Term + Year Offered	*if available
Special Considerations	{Use this space to note any special course circumstances. For example, if the course has more than one author or is taught by more than one instructor.}
Master Copy 4
Prefix + Number
Full Catalog Title
Course Section Number	*if available
Course CRN Number	*if available
Term + Year Offered	*if available
Special Considerations	{Use this space to note any special course circumstances. For example, if the course has more than one author or is taught by more than one instructor.}

	Note: Please keep master copies updated!
	If you need to create a master copy from a course that was not migrated from WebCT 4.1, please contact Kelly Kirkland.

Master Copies?

A course master copy is the most recently revised (or optimal) version of a web-enhanced, hybrid or fully online course that you may teach. A master copy is never a "live" course (or a course that features student enrollment); it is essentially the architecture, deployed tools and content that make up the course (sans students). The beauty of the master copy is that you may make changes to it any time that you like—for later deployment in some future term.

The OIT-ELN is keen to establish your course master copies for you so that we can archive courses from previous semesters and remove them from the server. This will simplify the faculty "My Courses" view in that you will only see your course master copies and your current ("live") courses.

We know that establising your course master copies is no small task; it will take an investment of a little of your time. We think that you will get a three- or four-fold return on your investment in the near future, as you save time on course development and deployment.
If you have any questions about this form or the course master-copy concept, contact:

Ms. Kelly Kirkland, Help Desk/BB-CE6 Specialist
kkirkland@deltastate.edu
office:	Bailey Hall
voice:	662.846.4106
MSN:	kirkland.k

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An OIT subsite for instructional technology aficionados at Delta State University.

Forms | Establish Course Master Copies

Master Copies?