Hi,

Also note the “change all dates based on …”, which works with sections. So, you 
can possibly get all your dates set and adjusted in less than five minutes.

- Gerd.

> On Nov 24, 2015, at 2:54 PM, Lucas, Mark <luc...@ohio.edu> wrote:
> 
> You will hopefully pleasantly surprised.
> 
> Section specific parameters live on. I do it all the time with our pre-class 
> assignments.
> 
> We have four sections - 101-104 - in the Fall. These parameters have 
> transferred just fine.
> 
> Mark
> 
> 
> On Nov 24, 2015, at 2:35 PM, Mills, Douglas G <dmi...@illinois.edu> wrote:
> 
>> Hi All,
>> 
>> For our lab courses we do a huge amount of date setting to control when labs 
>> become available, based on when students are actually in the labs, as well 
>> as due dates and answer dates for prelabs and postlabs.  These are 
>> section-based and with 70-some sections in one of these courses in the Fall 
>> semesters, we're always looking for a way to streamline how we're doing 
>> this. I'm hoping I'm wrong but assuming that copying this semester's course 
>> over for next semester and moving all of the dates in the course back 147 
>> days will NOT do anything for the section-specific opening/closing/answer 
>> dates because in the new course site there will be no students to start with 
>> and at least if you want to set those dates manually you cannot do so until 
>> the section has students enrolled in it.  Am I right in that assumption or 
>> will I be very pleasantly surprised?  Any suggestions on how to work around 
>> that or other completely different approaches?
>> 
>> I realize that with this approach, the differences in the calendar of each 
>> semester (Fall break does not correspond to Spring Break in terms of where 
>> it falls in the semestser) means that this will only work for 6 weeks, but 
>> if I could automate date-setting for 6 weeks of the semester, that would 
>> save me hours of time right there.
>> 
>> Thanks as always,
>> 
>> Doug
>> 
>> Douglas Mills
>> Director of Instructional Technology
>> Department of Chemistry
>> University of Illinois
>> 
> 
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