PROWL- CC's Platform and Repository for On-line and Web-based Learning

PROWL courses from 2005-06 through 2009-10 can be found here: Archive PROWL (note that if you are off campus you must first log into SSLVPN)

See the guide for importing from the archives here:
Guide to importing from ArchivePROWL

Welcome to PROWL - Colorado College's Platform and Repository for On-line and Web-based Learning.

PROWL has been created using Moodle - an open source Learning Management System (LMS), also sometimes referred to as a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE).

Log in by clicking the LOGIN link in the top right corner of this screen, (log in as a "Guest" or as someone with a CC username and password), and explore the "About PROWL" course category for more information about how to use and interact with PROWL offerings.

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Your username will typically be in the format: first name initial underscore and last name, (i.e., f_lname)

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	PROWL archiving changes by Chad Schonewill - Wednesday, August 31, 2011, 08:23 AM
	We've completed archiving 2010-11 PROWL courses, and it's a bit different this year (PROWL has split into 2 parts). http://prowl.coloradocollege.edu contains the current year’s courses (2011-12) and the previous year’s courses (2010-11). http://archiveprowl.coloradocollege.edu contains all courses in years previous to 2010-11. See the guide to importing a course from ArchivePROWL

	Course naming convention reminder by Chad Schonewill - Monday, August 8, 2011, 10:56 AM
	A quick reminder about the correct way to name PROWL courses – the more consistently this naming scheme is used, the easier it is for students to find courses. Course Number Course Title – Professor’s Last Name Block Year EN 101 Introduction to English – Smith B1 2011-12

We’ve created two new guides that you may want to check out - you can find them on the Help Desk website under “Faculty and Staff Computing” > “PROWL guides”

* How to create a PROWL course – a guide to creating a PROWL course from scratch using recommended settings (good if you haven’t done it before or if you need a refresher)

* How to import from another PROWL course – a guide to our recommended method of re-using previous courses. We think you’ll like this method a lot if you haven’t used it before, so take a look if you’re planning on reusing a course this year! It will allow you to import all the resources from a previous course to a new one, leaving the old course intact for archiving purposes and taking all user information out of the new one so it’s clean and ready for a new batch of students.

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