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Merge coursesOn the Administrator Panel in the Courses section, select Courses.Point to Create Course and select Merge Enrollments.Edit the course properties as if you're creating a new course.Select Browse next to Add Child Courses and select the courses to be merged.Select Submit.
1:313:22How to Combine Course Sections in Canvas - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipThe SIS ID of the master course in the search field here and then select the name of the course whenMoreThe SIS ID of the master course in the search field here and then select the name of the course when it appears.
0:111:08UAF Blackboard Learn Course Stacking Demo - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipSelect one of your courses from the current. Term. Now choose under course tools stack courses. FromMoreSelect one of your courses from the current. Term. Now choose under course tools stack courses. From here select all the courses that you want to add to a stack course confirm your selection.
Information about Merged Courses Merged courses allow faculty members to combine multiple sections of a course into a single site. This allows instructors to save time and effort related to uploading content, as they only need to upload content to one site.May 15, 2018
Master/Child courses allow instructors to use the same content for multiple sections in one place so there's no need to maintain multiple courses.
0:001:50Creating a Master Course - Blackboard Learn - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAnd you will see a link for the master course creator. Click on create a master course in order toMoreAnd you will see a link for the master course creator. Click on create a master course in order to begin the process to create your master course you will need to select a series of options.
Open the Admin Console From the Administrator Panel, under Tools and Utilities, select Admin Console.
From the context menu of the course code, click Merge Course Offering. On the Merge Course Offering page, compile course offerings you want to merge by clicking Add Course Offering. If the course offerings you want to merge display on the same search results page, select the check boxes and click Merge Course Offering.
To Merge (combine enrollment) Brightspace sections, login to Brightspace, and click the Tools menu, and select Coruse Merge from the drop down menu. You will then see a list of your Fall 2020 course. Click on the course/sections you would like to merge. Then click the Select button.
After being merged, all enrollments in the child course are replicated in the master course. Any future enrollment changes in the child course are also synchronized automatically with the master course. Duplicate student enrollments are reported and ignored.
Separate courses. Separation removes a child course from a merged set of courses. The course itself is not deleted, but becomes a distinct course. The course is no longer associated with the merged set, and contains no material from its former master course. The separated course retains both its content and enrollments from ...
New content must be managed from the master course . Child courses are marked as unavailable, but can be managed through the master course. To edit or manage a child course individually, it needs to be separated from its master course.
Active courses—courses with student submissions—should never be made into a child course of a merge course relationship.