Cross-listed Courses
Courses in Drexel Learn can be cross-listed to allow the populations of two or more individual sections to exist inside a single Blackboard course shell. There are a number of benefits to this process, including only building content once to reach all of the students, a shared grade book and discussions which include all of the students.
Types of Cross-lists
There are two types of cross-lists that can exist in Drexel Learn: Merged Courses and Banner Cross-lists.
Merged courses can be created for multiple sections of the same course. These must have the same:
- Subject code
- Course number
- Schedule type
- Instructional method (F2F, Hybrid, Online)
- Term and part of term
For example, ENGL-100-001 and ENGL-100-002 could be merged together in this fashion, whereas CHEM-101-A (a lecture section) and CHEM-101-061 (a lab section) cannot be merged, nor can CHEM-101-A and CHEM-230 A (different course numbers).
Additionally, special topics sections cannot be merged in Learn if the topics are different and students are permitted to enroll in multiple sections of that course in the same term.
To request a merged course, the instructor of record can send an email to itg@drexel.edu, containing all of the desired sections, as well as the CRNs of the sections.
Banner cross-lists, on the other hand, are courses that are officially listed as cross-listed in the Term Master Schedule. These often span multiple disciplines, or course numbers, such as PHYS-137-001 and SOC-137-001, because they are the same course but can be listed under different departments. These must at least be taught at the same time, in the same place, for the same amount of credits. If your course isn't cross-listed, but you believe that it should be, you can review the university's cross-listing policy and then contact the Registrar's office. Approved Banner cross-lists are processed in Learn at the beginning of week 7 of the previous term. The Registrar's office will notify us of any course cross-listed in Banner after that point, so that we can ensure that it is properly listed in Drexel Learn.
How Cross-lists Appear
When a cross-list is created in Learn, a new parent course shell is created and both/all of the child sections are merged into it. After the cross-list is created, students and instructors will only be able to access the parent course shell.
Cross-lists Deadlines
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