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This document provides guidance on preparing materials for an online course before using a learning management system like Blackboard. It recommends first creating an outline called a storyboard that maps out the course navigation, content, assignments, assessments, and activities. It then suggests using the storyboard to develop a syllabus and calendar to include required information and set an example schedule. Resources are listed that can help with these preparation steps like templates, academic calendars, and guides for online course design.
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مصحف القراءات العشر أعد أحرف الخلاف سمير بسيوني.pdf
Storyboarding: Preparation before Blackboard
- 1. Storyboarding: Preparation before Blackboard
- 3. Syllabus
- 5. Assignments
- 6. Assessments
- 8. Activities
- 11. Required Content
- 13. Mapping
- 15. YC Portal
- 17. Calendars
- 18. Office 2011 – 2012 Academic Calendars
- 19. Storyboarding
- 20. Story Boarding to Success:How to Begin Building Your Online Course