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In order for this to work in RCS's Schoology this school year, you'll need use the method described below.
In order for this to work in RCS's Schoology this school year, you'll need use the method described below.


# Manually create a brand new course with multiple sections, link those, and add enrollments or have students join w/ code.  
Manually create a brand new course with multiple sections, link those, and add enrollments or have students join w/ code.  
     * Click "Courses" and choose "Create".
     * Click "Courses" and choose "Create".
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Now that you have your sections created, you'll need to enroll your students. You can do this by providing students in each section with that sections unique access code. To get these access codes, navigate to the course and select "Members".
Now that you have your sections created, you'll need to enroll your students. You can do this by providing students in each section with that sections unique access code. To get these access codes, navigate to the course and select "Members".
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Once students have been provided with the correct access code they can click on "Courses", choose "Join", and enter that code.
You may also choose to add each student manually by clicking on "Members" within a section, and then selecting "Add Members".
One last concern,...your student swill now see 2 different courses in their Course menu in Schoology. The Course which was automatically generated, and has only one section, and the Course you created in the above steps, which has multiple sections. To fix this issue,


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Linking Course sections is a great way to manage all sections of a course more efficiently.

When sections are linked, they all share the same set of materials and grade setup. This means you only need to create materials once, even when you teach multiple sections of the same course. Linked sections also have toggles you can use to switch between each section instantly, so you can keep the sections separate while enjoying a more streamlined workflow.

In order for this to work in RCS's Schoology this school year, you'll need use the method described below.

Manually create a brand new course with multiple sections, link those, and add enrollments or have students join w/ code.

    * Click "Courses" and choose "Create".
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    * Name the Course ("Mathematics 7", for example), name the Section ("D", for example"), and click "Add Section".
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    * Enter a name for the new Section ("F", for example), and then complete the remaining information ("Subject Area", "Level", etc.).
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Now that you have your sections created, you'll need to enroll your students. You can do this by providing students in each section with that sections unique access code. To get these access codes, navigate to the course and select "Members".

Add Members.png


Once students have been provided with the correct access code they can click on "Courses", choose "Join", and enter that code. You may also choose to add each student manually by clicking on "Members" within a section, and then selecting "Add Members".

One last concern,...your student swill now see 2 different courses in their Course menu in Schoology. The Course which was automatically generated, and has only one section, and the Course you created in the above steps, which has multiple sections. To fix this issue,

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