Do NOT try to import your students. Let them know (e.g. via Brightspace) that you have created the course in Queue and tell them to enroll themselves in it.
Do NOT try to import your students. Let them know (e.g. via Brightspace) that you have created the course in Queue and tell them to enroll themselves in it.
### Adding TAs to Your Course
### Adding TAs to Your Course
1. After the course is created, it's `Info` page will be displayed. Alternatively, click on `Queue` in the upper left corner (this will get you to the home page) and select the course you wish to add your TAs to.
1. After the course is created, it's `Info` page will be displayed. Alternatively, click on `Queue` in the upper left corner (this will get you to the home page) and select the course you wish to add your TAs to.
4. Repeat this process for every assignment you wish to create slots for.
4. Repeat this process for every assignment you wish to create slots for.
### Creating a Lab with Timeslots in the Course
### Creating a Lab with Timeslots in the Course
1. Go to the info page of the course you wish to create a slotted lab for and select the `Labs` tab in the menu.
1. Go to the info page of the course you wish to create a slotted lab for and select the `Labs` tab in the menu.
2. Click the blue `Create new lab` button on the right. (NOTE: If you haven't created any assignments yet, this will redirect you to the `Assignments` tab. You cannot create a lab without having at least one assignment created.)
2. Click the blue `Create new lab` button on the right. (NOTE: If you haven't created any assignments yet, this will redirect you to the `Assignments` tab. You cannot create a lab without having at least one assignment created.)
3. In the `Create lab` section, fill in the Title of the lab and the slot for the entire length of the lab (e.g. Friday, 13 March 13:45 - 17:45). Do not change the `Direction` option.
3. In the `Create lab` section, fill in the Title of the lab and the slot for the entire length of the lab (e.g. Friday, 13 March 13:45 - 17:45). Do not change the `Direction` option.
4. In the `Time intervals` section, click on the `Sign off in time intervals` switch to turn it on (grey = OFF, blue = ON). Choose the `Intervals of x minutes` (how long will one slot last), the `Number of TAs working this lab (capacity)` (how many people can be signed off at the same time) and the `Slot selection opens at` (when you want students to start being able to select a slot).
4. In the `Time intervals` section, click on the `Sign off in time intervals` switch to turn it on (grey = OFF, blue = ON). Choose the `Intervals of x minutes` (how long will one slot last), the `Number of TAs working this lab (capacity)` (how many people can be signed off at the same time) and the `Slot selection opens at` (when you want students to start being able to select a slot).
1. If the lab has rooms in which it would normally take place, select all of them.
1. If the lab has rooms in which it would normally take place, select all of them.
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3. Do NOT create a new room.
3. Do NOT create a new room.
2.`Assignments`: Select all the assignments students can submit and sign-off during this lab.
2.`Assignments`: Select all the assignments students can submit and sign-off during this lab.
3.`Request types`: Select `Submission` for a lab where students can submit and `Question` where students can ask questions (NOTE: you can also select both).
3.`Request types`: Select `Submission` for a lab where students can submit and `Question` where students can ask questions (NOTE: you can also select both).
