The My Curriculum tool allows teachers to create curriculum outside of the context of a section. This tool was originally released in Campus.2539. Additional improvements are available in subsequent releases, as collected in this article.
My Curriculum stores curriculum outside of the context of a section. Campus.2539 - Initial Release
A new tool called My Curriculum has been added to Instruction. This tool allows teachers to create folders, assignments, and resources outside of the context of a section. Teachers can build out curriculum, with content, quizzes, etc, and then add it to their sections later. From My Curriculum, teachers can add curriculum to individual or multiple sections at a time.
Benefits of My Curriculum:
- Teachers don't have to worry about dates when creating curriculum. They can create the curriculum and then schedule it into sections later.
- My Curriculum provides a workshop area where teachers don't have to switch between section contexts or worry about draft curriculum being visible to students.
The Enhanced Curriculum tool right grants access to My Curriculum. This tool does not currently allow teachers to add curriculum from their sections into My Curriculum, or from My Curriculum directly into the Curriculum Library, but these features will be available in the coming months.
The Curriculum Import, which is currently in a limited beta release, has been moved to the My Curriculum tool. Teachers with access to the Curriculum Import can import curriculum into My Curriculum and edit it prior to adding it to their sections and making it visible. To accommodate this new tool, the My Curriculum and Other Curriculum views in the Planner have been renamed to My Planner and Other Planners.
Campus.2607 - Copy Curriculum into My Curriculum
The My Curriculum tool has been improved to allow users to copy their existing curriculum that is aligned to a section into My Curriculum. Once curriculum is copied to My Curriculum, teachers can work on it outside of the context of a section, using their existing curriculum as a starting point for building their own curriculum collection. This copy process is done using the Curriculum Copier, selecting the Section as the Source and My Curriculum as the Destination. |  |
