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== Step 1 - Setup a new Collection to keep your Resources OrganizedĀ == | == Step 1 - Setup a new Collection to keep your Resources OrganizedĀ == | ||
a) Click Resources in the top menu and then select Personal | a) Click Resources in the top menu and then select Personal from the list. | ||
b) Click the file cabinet icon to create a new Collection. | b) Click the file cabinet icon to create a new Collection. | ||
Revision as of 11:55, 6 June 2017
 | How to save past year's Schoology courses to Resources in order to access those materials for current and future courses. |
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Step 1 - Setup a new Collection to keep your Resources Organized
a) Click Resources in the top menu and then select Personal from the list.
b) Click the file cabinet icon to create a new Collection.
c) Name the collection "2016-2017 Schoology Courses", and click "Create".
Step 2 - Save Course Materials to Resources
a) Go to your courseās home page.
Note: If the grading period has ended, you can access an archived course by following these steps:
- Click Courses in the top menu.
- Select See All in the bottom-right corner.
- Select Archived to see a complete list of archived courses sorted by grading period.
b) Click Options, and Select Save Course to Resources.
c) In the first drop-down menu, select the desired collection ("2016-2017 Schoology Courses", for example.)