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Examples of Cross-Listing and Cross Section Linking Interaction

Cross-listing and Linking of Courses

The following tested and the expected behavior has been confirmed.

Scenarios 1-4: Cross-listing after course section linking (CSL)
Scenario 1

  1. Targeted section of a cross-list is a master linked section

    • X is the master section of a linked section

    • Y is linked to X

    • Z is linked to X

    • THEN A is cross-listed to X

    • Correct Results in Schoology:

      • A does not exist

      • SIS enrollments for A are in X

      • When working in X, enrollments for A are shown whenever enrollments for X are shown

      • Grade pass back will send grades and materials to section A for section A enrollments

  2. Remove linked child section from cross-listed linked section (child section is not target of a cross-list)

    • Unlink Y from X

    • Correct Results in Schoology:

      • A does not exist

      • SIS enrollments for A are in X

      • When working in X, enrollments for A are shown whenever enrollments for X are shown

      • Grade pass back will send grades and materials to section A for section A enrollments

      • Y is a separate section, not linked to X, and no enrollments for A can be seen in Y

Scenario 2

  1. Targeted section of a cross-list is a child linked section

    • X is the master section of a linked section

    • Y is linked to X

    • Z is linked to X

    • THEN A is cross-listed to Y

    • Correct Results in Schoology:

      • A does not exist

      • SIS enrollments for A are in Y

      • When working in X, enrollments for A are shown whenever enrollments for Y are shown

      • Grade pass back will send grades and materials to section A for section A enrollments

  2. Remove linked child section from cross-listed linked section - child section is target of a cross-list

    • Unlink Y from X

    • Correct Results in Schoology:

      • A does not exist

      • Y is a separate section, not linked to X

      • Enrollments for A can be seen in Y

      • SIS enrollments for A are not in X

      • Grade pass back will send grades and materials to section A for section A enrollments

Scenario 3

  1. Child section of a cross-list is a master linked section

    • X is the master section of a linked section

    • Y is linked to X

    • Z is linked to X

    • THEN X is cross-listed to stand alone section A (A is the target section)

    • Correct Results in Schoology (this behavior is pending):

      • A cross-listing row that crosslists a master section of a linked section should fail with message: You cannot cross-list a linked section.

Scenario 4

  1. Child section of a cross-list is a child linked section.

    • X is the master section of a linked section

    • Y is linked to X

    • Z is linked to X

    • THEN Y is cross-listed to stand alone section A (A is the target section)

    • Correct Results in Schoology (this behavior is pending):

      • A cross-listing row that crosslists a child section of a linked section should fail with message: You cannot cross-list a linked section.

Scenarios 5-8: Cross section linking after cross-listing

Scenario 5

  1. Targeted section of a cross-list is a master linked section

    • A is cross-listed to X

    • THEN linking of sections is done

      • X is the master section of a linked section

      • Y is linked to X

      • Z is linked to X

    • Correct Results in Schoology:

      • A does not exist

      • SIS enrollments for A are in X

      • When working in X, enrollments for A are shown whenever enrollments for X are shown

      • Y exist in Schoology and is linked to X

      • Z exist in Schoology and is linked to X

      • Grade pass back will send grades and materials to section A for section A enrollments

  2. Unmap a cross-listing between a section and a master section of a linked section

    • Unmap the cross-listing from A from X

    • Correct Results in Schoology:

      • A does not exist

      • Enrollment for A are not in X

      • Enrollments for X are in X

      • Y exist in Schoology and is linked to X

      • Z exist in Schoology and is linked to X

    • Provision section A

      • Correct Results in Schoology

      • A exists in Schoology

    • Provision enrollments for A

      • Correct Results in Schoology

      • Enrollments for A are in section A

Scenario 6

  1. Targeted section of a cross-list is a child linked section

    • A is cross-listed to Y

    • THEN linking of sections is done

      • X is the master section of a linked section

      • Y is linked to X

      • Z is linked to X

    • Correct Results in Schoology:

      • A does not exist

      • SIS enrollments for A are in X, but are shown as Y enrollments

      • When working in X, enrollments for A are shown whenever enrollments for Y are shown

      • Y exist in Schoology and is linked to X

      • Z exist in Schoology and is linked to X

      • Grade pass back will send grades and materials to section A for section A enrollments

  2. Unmap a cross listing between a section and a child section of a linked section

      • Unmap cross-list A from Y

      • Correct Results in Schoology:

        • A does not exist

        • Enrollment for A are not in X

        • Enrollments for X are in X

        • Enrollments for Y show in X

        • Y exist in Schoology and is linked to X

        • Z exist in Schoology and is linked to X

      • Provision section A

        • Correct Results in Schoology:

          • A exists in Schoology

      • Provision enrollments for A

        • Correct Results in Schoology:

          • Enrollments for A are in section A

Scenario 7–The following scenario is not possible, because step 1.1 is impossible to complete.

  1. Targeted section of a cross-list is a child linked section

    • X is cross-listed to Y

    • THEN linking of sections is done

      • X is the master section of a linked section (this is not possible because they will never be able to choose Y to link, because it does not exist in Schoology)

      • Y is linked to X

      • Z is linked to X

Scenario 8–The following scenario is not possible, because step 1.2 is impossible to complete.

  • Cross-listed section of a cross-list is a child-linked section

      • Y is cross-listed to A

      • THEN linking of sections is done:

        • X is the master section of a linked section

        • Y is linked to X (this is not possible because they will never be able to choose Y to link, because it does not exist in Schoology)

        • Z is linked to X 

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