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1 MyLatin Expectations Charlotte Latin School 2015

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MyLatin Expectat ions

Charlotte Latin School 2015

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An Overview of the New CLS Website and LMS Pages MyLatin is a dynamic website. Unlike typical websites where information is posted on a static web page, MyLatin’s content is aggregated to each personal MyDashboard. Therefore, it is essential that (at a minimum) basic information and major dates are consistently posted in each teacher’s class group space using the appropriate MyLatin tools (Calendar, Bulletins and Resource folders) so that this content is “pushed” to each student’s MyDashboard. As you use this guide, if you have questions, please contact me (phone or email), and I will be more than happy to assist you.

Andy Tucker [email protected] 704.277.7162 ext. 786 (on campus)

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Class Overview

Post a class overview at the top of your page. This could be a ‘welcome to the class’ banner or an overview of the course (like at the top of a course guide). Consider leaving this up for an extended period of time.

Posting Daily Assignments (Homework) Post daily assignments in Bulletins.

ALTERNATIVE: You may have a syllabus or reading guide that is posted in Resources. Be sure students know where to find details about daily assignments. TIP: If you teach more than one section of a course, bulletins can be ‘cloned’ so that you only need to enter the information for the assignment once.

Posting Major Graded Assignments/Events All major announced graded assignments (i.e. tests, quizzes, papers, projects, trips) should be posted on the Calendar.

NOTE: Even if these are listed on a syllabus (in Resources), they should be listed as events on the class Calendar. TIP: If you teach more than one section of a course, events can be ‘shared’ so that you only need to enter the information for the event once.

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Posting Handouts

Handouts and course files should be placed in Resources. Create folders for the natural divisions in your course (i.e. units, major works, months).

NOTE: All resource must be posted in a Resource Folder. ALTERNATIVE: Create a folder for units in Resources and choose ‘Link’ as the resource type. Paste a link to the folder for that unit in Google Drive (if you use it).