IBM Partner Pavilion 2.5 manual Additional options

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Additional options

1.In the “Servers to Install Course on” field, enter the names of each server where the course databases will be replicated. Separate each server name with a comma.

If your site uses hierarchical names, make sure you use the full hierarchical

name for each server (for example: ServerWest/Acme/Education). Click the pop-up list button to select servers from the Name & Address books. In the dialog box that appears, click the pop-up list button at the top to switch between the Name & Address books.

Central creates a new replica of the course databases on the servers specified in the list.

Important You must have “Create new replicas” access to the servers where you want to create replicas. This is set in the server document in the Name & Address book. For more information, see the Notes Administrator’s Guide.

2.Click the Default Access list box to change the default access. The choices are: No Access, Reader, or Author.

This field sets the default access to the course databases. Select No Access to create a course environment closed to everyone except enrolled students. Select Reader as the default access to allow anyone to audit the course, but not participate in course discussions and work. Select Author as the default access to create an open course environment, accessible to anyone with access to the Notes server.

For more information about database access, see Notes Help.

3.If you want to add the course databases to your Notes workspace, select the option labeled “Click here to add database icons to Notes desktop.”

If you do not add the icons to your workspace now, you can do so later either manually or using Central.

4.If you do not want to create the course databases right now, select the option labeled “Click here to defer the creation of the course databases.”

This option is helpful if you are not currently connected to the server. For example, if you are working from a laptop, you might want to defer the creation of the databases until the next time you connect to the server. For information about creating the course once you are connected to the server, see “Deferred creation of course databases” in Chapter 5.

5.Click OK.

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Contents Installation Administration Guide Copyright Contents Administering a Course with LearningSpace Central Course databasesGetting Started With Lotus LearningSpace ParticipantsAbout this Guide Chapter Getting Started About LearningSpaceRoles of LearningSpace participants What you need to perform installation and course creation About creating a LearningSpace courseSupported hardware and software requirements Domino server platformsWhat’s on the LearningSpace CD? Profiles.nsf ProfilesLearningSpace documentation LearningSpace Instructor Guide Chapter Installing the LearningSpace Files onto a Server Installing files on the serverIf you are upgrading from Release 2.0 to Release Open Install.nsf from the CD Shut down and restart the Notes server processInstalling the LearningSpace Files onto a Server LearningSpace Directory Structure Assigning access to LearningSpace files Update server documentEstablishing access for the LearningSpace Admin group Using more than one Central on a serverChapter Creating a Course with LearningSpace Central About creating a new course using Central Creating a new course New Course Options CoursePack filename Course Information Course Locations Schedule options CourseRoom optionsMediaCenter option Assessment Manager optionsCourse Access Creating a Course with LearningSpace Central Additional options Course creation is complete SummaryLearningSpace Installation and Administration Guide Chapter Upgrading a Course Upgrading a Release 2.0 courseShut down and restart the Domino server Installing LearningSpace files on the server Replacing the design of CentralReplacing the design of the Multimedia Library Automatically upgrading the course databasesCreating new local replicas of the upgraded course databases Instructing students to recover their private documentsUpgrading a Release 2.0 Design Library Chapter Administering a Course with LearningSpace Central About using Central to administer a courseDeferred creation of course databases LearningSpace Installation and Administration Guide Enabling Web browser access to courses Adding database icons to your workspaceServer Name & Address book Setting access levels to courses Guidelines for setting instructor access levelsAssigning instructor and administrator roles About open and closed course environments Creating an open or closed course environment Managing course enrollment Adding participants to the Name & Address bookAdding students to a course Removing students from a course LearningSpace Modules Access and Uses