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Screenshots of the CourseTrak System CourseTrak was designed and developed with Lotus Notes R 5 and 6, and is a Lotus Notes database system designed to.

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2 Screenshots of the CourseTrak System CourseTrak was designed and developed with Lotus Notes R 5 and 6, and is a Lotus Notes database system designed to integrate and interact with other systems across the college. Please note: the Evaluation link and the Resource Needs Analysis link are scheduled to switch locations on the CourseTrak navigation map. Project Team: Nicola Martinez, Larry Greenberg, and Stephanie Thomas © Copyright Nicola Martinez 2003. This work is the intellectual property of the author. Permission is granted for this material to be shared for non-commercial, educational purposes, provided that this copyright statement appears on the reproduced materials and notice is given that the copying is by permission of the author. To disseminate otherwise or to republish requires written permission from the author. For more information contact nicola.martinez @esc.edu

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5 Clicking on Proposal opens the Course Proposal Form in the Main Frame

6 This is the second screen of the Course Proposal Form in the Main Frame

7 This is the third screen of the Course Proposal Form in the Main Frame

8 This is the fourth screen of the Course Proposal Form in the Main Frame

9 This is the fifth screen of the Course Proposal Form in the Main Frame

10 This is the sixth screen of the Course Proposal Form in the Main Frame

11 This is the seventh screen of the Course Proposal Form in the Main Frame

12 This is the eighth screen of the Course Proposal Form in the Main Frame

13 This is the ninth screen of the Course Proposal Form in the Main Frame

14 This is the tenth screen of the Course Proposal Form in the Main Frame

15 This is the eleventh screen of the Course Proposal Form in the Main Frame (Gen Ed Information)

16 Clicking on Proposal Feedback opens this form in a new window

17 Clicking on Course Info opens this form in the main frame

18 Clicking on Developer opens this form in the main frame

19 Clicking on Materials opens this form in the main frame. This will interact with the Bookstore databases.

20 Clicking on Timeline opens this form in the main frame

21 Clicking on Evaluation opens the form associated with the course listed in the main frame

22 Clicking on AC notes opens this form in the main frame

23 Clicking on MID Notes opens this form in the main frame. This information is held confidentially for reporting purposes.

24 Clicking on Summative Evaluation opens this form in the main frame. This information is held confidentially for reporting and process improvement purposes.

25 This is the second and final screen for the Summative Evaluation Form. information is held confidentially for reporting and process improvement purposes.

26 Clicking on Revisions opens the Course Revision Form in the main frame

27 This is the second screen for the Course Revision Form in the main frame. The Course Modules section is pulling data from the Course Resource Needs Analysis Form.

28 Clicking on Content opens the Academic Content Form in the main frame, to be filled out by a content reviewer.

29 This is the second screen of the Academic Content Form in the main frame, to be filled out by a content reviewer.

30 Clicking on Clarity opens the Course Clarity of Presentation and Materials Form in the main frame, to be filled out by a content reviewer.

31 This is the second screen for the Course Clarity of Presentation and Materials Form the in the main frame, to be filled out by a content reviewer.

32 Clicking on Design opens the Course Structure and Design Form in the main frame, to be filled out by a content reviewer.

33 This is the second screen for the Course Structure and Design Form in the main frame, to be filled out by a content reviewer.

34 Clicking on Assessments opens the Assessments Form in the main frame, to be filled out by a content reviewer.

35 This is the Library Resources Form for the Course Resource Needs Analysis. Learning Objectives and Topics are drawn from the Course Modules Form.

36 This is the Course Modules Form for the Course Resource Needs Analysis (pre-set to 8 modules, with additions allowed)

37 This is the Content Form for the Course Resource Needs Analysis.

38 This is the Copyright Permissions Form for the Course Resource Needs Analysis.

39 This is the Course Information Section Form for the Course Resource Needs Analysis.

40 This is the Images Form for the Course Resource Needs Analysis.

41 This is the Library Activity Assistance Form for the Course Resource Needs Analysis.

42 This is the Library Form for the Course Resource Needs Analysis.

43 This is the Media Rich Content Identification Form for the Course Resource Needs Analysis.

44 This is the Multimedia Learning Objects Form for the Course Resource Needs Analysis.

45 This is the Web Links and Resources Form for the Course Resource Needs Analysis.

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