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In Scholar, students are only able to see courses which have been set to “available”. Courses are initially set to “unavailable” so that instructors can prepare course shells before releasing them, and to make it obvious to students which of their courses are not using any of the Blackboard functions. Some instructors may want to make a course “unavailable” at the end of the semester, or if major revisions are being made to the course.  

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The simplest way to make your course available or unavailable is to use the lock button at the top of your course home page.

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If the lock is unlocked (), your course is available.  If it’s locked () your course is unavailable.  Simply click the lock to change your course’s availability state.

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If you want to make multiple courses available at once, you can use Qwickly. It is located in the top-right corner of the main CNU Scholar page right after you log in to Scholar, before you enter any courses.  To make your course available, click the Course Availability link.

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near the bottom of the new navigation menu, under Tools. Select Tools, then Qwickly Tools from the resulting options. 


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The module will open in a new tab on your browser. Select "Course Availability" from the menu provided.


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Your courses will appear as a series of toggles. Select a toggle to switch it from active to inactive or vice versa; an available course will show the toggle in green, while an unavailable course will display it in grey. 


Image AddedA list of all of your classes will be displayed with on/off toggles indicating whether or not they are available.  Click on one of the toggles to change the availability for that course.
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