Catalog and People directory
Students and instructors see the courses they belong to and the people in them. Administrators manage the catalog itself, so course creation is not something an instructor improvises.
Capability
A course holds material, announcements, discussions, and files for the people enrolled in it. Membership decides what loads, not a sharing link that outlives the term.
A place for every next step.
Published materials, course schedules and personal learning references, together.
Capability
Everything a course needs sits in one place, and each part answers to the same membership list.
Students and instructors see the courses they belong to and the people in them. Administrators manage the catalog itself, so course creation is not something an instructor improvises.
Course files form a real tree rather than a flat drop box. Every download is checked at request time against the resource context, current course membership, and role.
Instructors can prepare and schedule announcements, pin one current notice, and open published items to threaded comments. Students see them in the course when they are published.
Course-scoped threads with comments, likes, optional polls, and protected attachments. Removal is authorized, so moderation leaves a trail rather than a silent gap.
With a configured connection, instructors can select Google Drive or OneDrive files in the browser and copy them into protected course storage. Each import is a snapshot governed by course file permissions.
Capability
Students and instructors can pin a course, save accessible files, resource links, announcements, and discussions, and return to those private shortcuts. Students can mark current files and links reviewed for themselves; a mark is not a grade or proof of completion.
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Some things are not course news. Administrators publish organization-wide items for students and instructors, kept deliberately interaction-free: it is a noticeboard, not another discussion surface.
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Give learners a non-personal, printable view of the course without opening private results or protected downloads.
Current Students and Instructors can open a bounded course handbook, including for read-only archived courses, with course identity, instructor names, published learner-visible activities, upcoming sessions, and existing course resource links.
The handbook is designed for browser Print / Save PDF. It leaves out drafts, private grades, attendance, roster details, submissions, exam questions, and protected-file download URLs.
The manual
The manual covers this as a task, with prerequisites, what finishing looks like, and what to do when it does not work.
Find course context, move between learning areas, and understand why some resources or actions may be unavailable.
Organize and open the shared course library, preview documents and video inside Mirket, and draw on saved or live-collaborative whiteboards.
Understand role applications, navigation, preferences, and the boundaries that determine what you can see.
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