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Spotlight: Cloning Course Sections

~By Rick J. Stern | Features

Mar 04

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Feature Name:

Section Clone

Specifics:

The clone feature allows users to easily copy one or more course sections to new offerings. Users can search the existing course sections using the advanced search options and select the course section or sections they desire to clone.

Once selected, the unique workflow process guides users through the clone process. Most of the clone process copies the same data from the source section to the new section. However, each clone has the option to set a new:

  • Section ID (course code)
  • Course status
  • Session/semester
  • Start and end dates/times
  • Days of the week scheduled
  • Include materials, program group reference, and section unique calendar

Benefits:

  • Speeds up schedule creation for new semesters
  • Reduces typos and errors
  • Increases staff productivity
  • Improves reliability

Version:

This feature is available in all XenDirect versions.

Clone Section sample screen shot

Rick J. Stern

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Rick Stern is an entrepreneur, educator, and dedicated professional. He received his MBA from the Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester. Rick has 20 years of experience managing continuing education programs and over 30 years in registration system development. Xenegrade Corp was founded by Rick Stern with a focus on service to educational organizations. His expertise provides valuable insight into the needs, demands, and trends of the continuing education market.

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Rick J. Stern

author

Rick Stern is an entrepreneur, educator, and dedicated professional. He received his MBA from the Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester. Rick has 20 years of experience managing continuing education programs and over 30 years in registration system development. Xenegrade Corp was founded by Rick Stern with a focus on service to educational organizations. His expertise provides valuable insight into the needs, demands, and trends of the continuing education market.

More post by Rick J. Stern