Let students know what they'll have achieved by the end of the course.

Add learning objectives to your course.

These Objectives should be relevant, testable, and very specific (e.g. "Be able to explain the role of an angel investor"), rather than broad (e.g. Gain an understanding of finance).

Let students know if they need any preparation for the course.

Please add the knowledge level, course prerequisites and advanced preparation.

If your course is Intermediate or Advanced Level you NEED prerequisites.

Provide between 1-3 Fields of Study for your course, describing the course content in one or two words (e.g. Financial Accounting).

Make it easy for students to navigate through your course, and find information quickly.

Please provide a curriculum for your course.

You should provide a supplementary document in your course, featuring a Glossary of terms (i.e. an alphabetical list of terms with definitions or explanations) that come up in your course content.

You must provide 3 quiz questions for every 50 minutes of course content you provide. These questions should be multiple choice, not True/False.

Quiz questions must also have detailed feedback. Evaluative feedback for each incorrect response must explain specifically why each response is wrong (e.g. writing “This is incorrect” or writing the correct answer as feedback is not accepted). Reinforcement feedback must be provided for correct responses (i.e. explain why the correct answer is correct).

You must provide a Final Exam for your course. There must be at least 5 questions for every 50 minutes of course content.

Questions should be multiple choice, not True/False.

This should be uploaded in the same way as Quizzes, but should be titled Final Exam.

You do not need to provide evaluative feedback for each correct/incorrect answer, as you do in the Review Quizzes. In the Quiz Editor, you should therefore unselect “Show question responses”, as students should not receive feedback following Final Exam questions, and enter “70%” into the Passing grade field.

Lastly, the Final Exam must directly assess 75% of the stated Learning Objectives. For example, if you have 4 learning objectives stated, you must assess the students’ knowledge of at least 3 of them. To indicate which questions are probing which Learning Objectives, you may write the Learning Objective in brackets following the relevant question (e.g. “What is an angel investor? [Learning Objective: Be able to explain the role of an angel investor]”).