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Bug: Resource item in Syllabus tool

This is fixed as of May 2008.

If you use the built in Syllabus tool, you can add a “Resources” item for your recommended and required readings.

Currently, any reading that you add to the Resources item will appear as “recommended” texts. This has been reported to WebCT, and this will be fixed in the next appplicatioin pack. Simon Fraser University does not expect to be able to install this application pack until the fall 2007 semester.

If you use the Syllabus tool, please consider adding a “custom HTML” item to the built-in syllabus tool to list your readings, instead of the “resources” item

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