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 Amanda Danforth - Creating and Managing a Course 
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CREATING AND MANAGING A WeBWorK COURSE
Setting up a WeBWorK course
This section contains tutorials for accomplishing the tasks associated with the initial set up of a WeBWorK class. This is most useful prior to the beginning of the semester when you initially put your course together.
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 First Things First for Setup
- Things to know before you start your setup
- Setting up a WeBWorK course
- Creating courses at UofR
- Detailed and step-by-step instructions on how to create a course
- Classlist Information
- Information on how to create, import, and edit a classlist
- Course Environment
- Information on how to correctly edit the webworkCourse.ph file to set up your course enviornment
Managing a WeBWorK course.
This section contains tutorials for accomplishing the tasks associated with managing a
WeBWorK class. We find that the "Day in the life..." narrative is essential for new WeBWorK professors.
- Tutorial on managing a WeBWorK2 course
- A day in the life of a WeBWorK professor. With informtation on how to construct a problem set, send e-mail, score homework sets, and much more using WeBWorK2 (and link to old WeBWorK1.9 notes as well).
Reference documents for managing courses:
- TeX headers
- The structure of the headers used to define the format of the TeX (typeset) output.
- Classlist format
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- Set definition file format
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- Command line scripts
- What the command line scripts do and how to use them.
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