How to Copy Over Assignments and Assignment Linking from another Course/Co-curricular Section

Updated: June 2021

Description: The “Copy From” functionality in AEFIS allows you to copy the Assignments, and/or Assignment Linking from one Course/Co-curricular Section to another. This tool is useful for Course/Co-curricular Sections using similar course materials across terms or within the same term.  This is especially useful to instructors who teach multiple sections of the same course, or administrators managing the Assignment Linking process for a Program with common key assessments. 

Applicable to: Institution Admin, College Admin, Department Admin, Course Coordinator,

Instructors*, Course Section Directors*

*Instructors and Course Section Directors may only copy Section data from Sections where they are the instructor of record in AEFIS.  They will not have access to copy from Sections they are not assigned to.

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Step 1: Log into your AEFIS account 

Step 2: Select the three white horizontal lines in the top left-hand corner to open the AEFIS Main Menu

Step 3: Navigate to Educational Experiences > Course Sections

Step 4: Use either the +Add Filter or the search bar to locate the desired course 

Step 5: Select the Manage button on the right-hand side 

Step 6: Refer to the Actions drop-down menu on the right-hand side and select Copy From 

Step 7: Select the course to copy from

Please Note: You can only copy over assignments and assignment linking from other course sections of the same course.  

Step 8: Select the attributes you would like to copy to current course section 

Step 9: Select the blue COPY button on the bottom right 

 Helpful Tips:

You are only able to access the 'Copy From' option in sections within terms that are currently in progress.  Please be aware, any attributes copied from the selected course section will overwrite the existing attributes of the desired course section. Once overwritten, these attributes can not be recovered.