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MOCC: Share Syllabi Information

Introduction:

District users and vendors may need share course syllabi information. This process describes how to allow entities to import a syllabus in Michigan’s Online Course Catalog.

Details:

  1. First, tap Courses from the top menu.
  2. Next, use the drop-downs to filter your results and then press the Search button.
  3. At this point, a list of courses will be displayed in a table below. Tap the Edit button to the left of the course name.
    The Courses page is shown with an arrow pointing to the Courses option in the top menu bar, to the Search button below the drop-downs and finally to the Edit button next to the course listing in the results table.
  4. Then scroll to the bottom of the page and click to check the Allow Entities To Import checkbox.
  5. Finally, tap the Save button to apply the change.
    The bottom of the Edit Course page is shown with an arrow pointing to the Allow Entities to Import checkbox and to the Save button.

Last updated on February 10, 2021

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