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There are a few ways to complete the "Schedule of Work" (SOW) component. The component is not required, unless your Department states otherwise.
This guide will walk you through how to create a table in the component, and add a link to a schedule of work content topic in D2L.
Creating a Schedule of Work Table
Select the "Insert Table" button.
Select the number of rows and columns for the table.
The tool has a limit of creating ten rows and columns at a time.
Select a cell (1) on the table to add more rows and/or columns. To add a row select the down-arrow (2) next to the "Row" button. Select whether to add a row above or below the cell (3).
To add a column select the down-arrow (4) next to the "Column" button. Select whether to add a column before or after the cell (5).
Add content to each cell of your table by selecting the cell.
Use the Simple Syllabus: Toolbar Features in a Component guide, if needed.
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The completed Schedule of Work table.
Congratulations, you have successfully completed the "Schedule of Work" component!
Linking to a Schedule of Work in D2L
If you have created a schedule of work in D2L, you can link it to your Schedule of Work component in Simple Syllabus.
Locate the Schedule of Work (1) in the D2L "Content" (2) tab.
Use the Navigating the Content Area in D2L guide, if needed.
Highlight (1) the URL. Copy (2) the URL.
Make sure the URL in D2L is to the same CRN as the Syllabus. Students only have access to the D2L course shell which they are registered for.
Navigate to your Simple Syllabus "Schedule of Work" component. Select the"Insert Link"(1)icon, and paste the URL in the"URL"box(2). Add a title in the"Text"box(3). Check the"Open in new tab" (4)box. Select the"Insert"(5)button.
The inserted link to a Schedule of Work Content Topic in D2L.
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