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Rise 360: Class Syllabus Template

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AnthonyKarcz
Staff
2 years ago

Do you need to create a detailed syllabus for your students or trainees? Instead of printing and stapling a bunch of pages together, try using Rise 360. This template uses the multi-lesson course option and includes common components found in a syllabus. Feel free to customize this template to fit your needs. 

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Published 2 years ago
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    • Averyli's avatar
      Averyli
      Community Member
      12 months ago
      To add emojis, find one you like, copy it (Ctrl+C/Command+C), and paste it (Ctrl+V/Command+V) where you want it. On smartphones, use the emoji keyboard. Some apps/websites have emoji selectors; look for an emoji icon.
  • AnthonyKarcz's avatar
    AnthonyKarcz
    Staff
    2 years ago
    Hey, Esther! I'm on a Mac (so YMMV) but all I had to do was right-click in the title field and select Emoji & Symbols. That brings up a window where you can select all the emojis for your system. Find what you're looking for and double-click. That's it!
    • EstherHeise-b19's avatar
      EstherHeise-b19
      Community Member
      2 years ago
      Thank you!! I gave it a try and it works on mine :) i have a dell so woo hoo! such a cool idea!
      • CherylColan's avatar
        CherylColan
        Community Member
        2 years ago
        Super glad I had something fun & helpful to share!
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    CherylColan
    Community Member
    2 years ago
    Esther, just chiming in in case you are not on a Mac. The website https://www.amp-what.com/ lets you search for and copy tons of emoji and other Unicode characters, and paste them into whatever you're working on. When you find the one you want, click it to copy, then paste wherever you need it. 😼Not all of the characters are supported in all software, but they work in most tools that support HTML.