Grant your collaborators permission to edit your course so you can work together.
+Regardless of whether you have all your course assignments written, you can immediately get started setting up assignment types and a grade computation scheme.
Grant your collaborators permission to edit your course so you can work together.
+They'll help you learn the other course authoring tools available to you, and will also help you find help when you need it.
+Grant your collaborators permission to edit your course so you can work together.
+Register for edX101, edX's primer for course creation.
Grant your collaborators permission to edit your course so you can work together.
+View the searchable Studio documentation to find answers to your questions or information about how to do specific tasks. Once you download the PDF, you can view it offline.
Grant your collaborators permission to edit your course so you can work together.
+They'll help you learn the other course authoring tools available to you, and will also help you find help when you need it.
+Courses on edX each have their own introduction page, including a course video, description, and more. Draft the introduction students will read before deciding to enroll in your course.
Showing prospective students who will be their instructor is helpful, so we recommend including staff bios in the Course introduction page.
+Students often have questions about courses, and including a short list of frequently asked questions up front often reduces the number of students who are confused.
+Before a student jumps into a course without the necessary preparation, we'd like them to understand the prerequisites that will make them more likely to succeed.
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