Your private and personalized dashboard displays courses you've saved, customizable course collections, instructors, and majors. If you're a student it will also include different aspects of …

Doing course planning beforehand helps you shape and streamline your ideas for your course, and it gives you an opportunity to consider important design issues of organization, pacing, …

Optimizing the Syllabus This page offers some advice on how you can optimize your syllabus for course planning and for communicating important class policies and expectations.

Creating a weekly (or per unit) map of your course can help you align and sequence content. This template offers a framework for creating a detailed week-by-week (or unit-by-unit) plan for a …

This approach, often called backward design, can help clarify your priorities and give structure to your course planning. We’ll walk through the steps one-by-one below.

Apply Backward Design Principles: Begin course planning by identifying desired learning outcomes, then develop aligned activities and assessments to achieve those goals.

Sometimes planning and delivering a course can be overwhelming, so we’ve included a few sections below to help you start planning, deal with teaching anxiety, manage your time, and …

Find out how to make most of your course, including understanding your course structure, choosing the right subjects, and exploring the options that are available to you.

Planning courses can help you learn project scheduling, resource allocation, risk management, and strategic goal setting. Compare course options to find what fits your goals.

PLANNING YOUR COURSE: A DECISION GUIDE the teacher and students will do in a course. This guide the several decisions involved in designing a course, places these decisions in an …