Eucalyptus 2 release if that is relevant. On Tuesday, October 18, 2016 at 9:33:42 AM UTC-4, Erik Van de Water wrote: > > I am trying to make multiple courses with highly similar but not quite the > same content in each of them - each course is specialized to a specific > audience. I have 3 audiences: account managers, accountants, and sales > people, and each needs to share about 80% of core content, with about 20% > being specific to the audience. > > However, I don't want to do a bunch of rework to create these slightly > different courses (i.e. have to create each course manually as if it is > completely new as opposed to sharing the core content with the other > courses). > > What I have looked into: > > > - Libraries - Seems to be only for randomized content/questions > - Cohorts - Does not seem to provide distinction between different > groups other than in discussions, automatic assignment seems arbitrary > - Putting all content in one course and having students skip sections > unrelated to their specific track - Not sure how grading works with this > (can someone take the final without having gone through all course > content, > can there be different final exams for each kind of student?). Also just > a > little less professional than I'd like (but this isn't a deal breaker, > getting grading right would make this a good solution. > > Thank you for any help! :) >
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