lang.super_new_course_form.page_title = Create new courses
lang.super_new_course_form.label.0.msg = Group:
lang.super_new_course_form.label.0.help = Select a group 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.0.new_group = &lt;New Group&gt;  
lang.super_new_course_form.label.0.help_2 = Enter new group 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.1.msg = Internal course name: 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.1.help = Enter internal course name 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.2.msg = Roster file: 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.2.help = Upload roster file 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.3.msg= Course type: 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.3.help= Select course type 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.3.option.0= Normal 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.3.option.1= Standalone 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.3.option.2= Template 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.4.msg= Create this course 
lang.super_new_course_form.label.4.help= Create this course 
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.0.msg= Group 

lang.super_new_course_form.create_new_group_must_be_filled = You did not specify the name of the New Group!
lang.super_new_course_form.internal_name_must_be_filled = Internal course name cannot be left blank.
lang.super_new_course_form.rosterfile_must_be_filled = You did not select a roster file to be uploaded. 
 
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.0.desc.0 <<EOM
                   All courses on the server belong to a 'group'. Internally, a group is a 
                   directory on the server (under the 'courses' directory) where all courses 
                   within that group are stored. You can either select an existing group from 
                   the list, or select &lt;New Group&gt; and type the name of the new group in 
                   the text box.<p />  
EOM


lang.super_new_course_form.notes.0.desc.1= When creating a new group:  
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.0.desc.1.sub_msg.0 <<EOM
                   Use as few characters as possible. 's03' is a better choice than 'Spring_2003'.
                   Once a group is created, you can give it a more complete description using 
                   the 'Configure Courses' option on the administrative menu.
EOM
  
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.0.desc.1.sub_msg.1 <<EOM
                   Keep in mind that you are selecting the name for a directory on the server. 
                   No spaces, no slashes - just a-z, A-Z, 0-9 
EOM

lang.super_new_course_form.notes.0.desc.1.sub_msg.2 <<EOM
                   Think about how you want to organize things. Other administrative programs 
                   allow you to search for courses within a group. A separate group for each 
                   semester will make sense for most schools. Also, consider a group called 
                   'demo' for classrooms used to demonstrate Manhattan, or maybe one called 
                   'junk' for courses that you know can be deleted without causing any problems.
EOM

lang.super_new_course_form.notes.0.desc.1.sub_msg.3 <<EOM 
                   If you are creating a 'Course Template', your choice of group on this form is 
                   completely ignored. Instead, Manhattan will automatically use the group name 
                   'T&lt;username&gt;' where &lt;username&gt; is the username of the teacher who 
                   owns the template. (Course templates are created in the 'templates' directory 
                   of your installation, instead of the 'courses' directory.)
EOM

lang.super_new_course_form.notes.1.msg= Internal Course Name 
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.1.desc.0 <<EOM
                  Internally this is the name of the subdirectory on the file system where this 
                  course will be stored. The name you select should be short, and follow the same 
                  a-z, A-Z, 0-9 rules for the Group. This directory name typically will reflect 
                  the course-code-section of the course. Eg. For English 101 section 22 a good 
                  internal name might be 'eng10122'. You should select internal course names that 
                  make the most sense to you, so you can tell exactly what course you're dealing 
                  with by looking at this internal name combined with its group name. 
                  E.g. eng10122 in group s03 is English 101 section 22 for the Spring 2003 
                  semester. If you are creating a 'Course Template', Manhattan will insert a 'T' 
                  in from of the internal course name if one is not already there, and store the 
                  course in the 'templates' directory. 
EOM


lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.msg= Roster File 
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.0 <<EOM
          This text file describes the course, its teacher, and its students. A sample roster 
          file:<p />
EOM

lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.1.file.0= ENG 101 22
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.1.file.1= English Composition I
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.1.file.2 = Spring 2003
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.1.file.3 = Prof. Jones
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.1.file.4 = 23432  Janet Jones
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.1.file.5 = 9383233 Michael Miller
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.1.file.6 = 3433423 Stephanie Smith
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.1.file.7 = 4334533 John Michaels<p />
  
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.2= <b>Line 1:</b> Course-code-section  
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.3= <b>Line 2:</b> Course title 
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.4= <b>Line 3:</b> Semester 
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.5= <b>Line 4:</b> 'Formal' name of the teacher, as she wants her students to refer to her.  
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.6= <b>Line 5:</b> Teacher's ID number[spaces]Teacher's first name[spaces]Teacher's last name 
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.2.desc.7= <b>Remaining Lines:</b> Student ID number[spaces]Student first name[spaces]Student last name 

lang.super_new_course_form.notes.3.msg= Course Type 

lang.super_new_course_form.notes.3.desc.0= Normal  
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.3.desc.0.sub_msg.0 <<EOM
           The logins for these courses are connected to the centralized login system. 
           Users login using a single form and are presented with all of their courses 
           on a single page. Changing a password for a normal course changes the password 
           for all normal courses for that user.  
EOM

lang.super_new_course_form.notes.3.desc.1= Standalone  
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.3.desc.1.sub_msg.0 <<EOM 
          These courses are not connected to the centralized login system. Users must visit 
          a specific URL to enter the course, and must login to each standalone course separately.
          Users may have a different username/password in each standalone course. Standalone 
          courses are useful to support activities such as clubs, where you want to give the 
          'teacher' the freedom to freely add 'students' who do not necessary have official 
          student ID numbers.
EOM
  
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.3.desc.2= Template  
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.3.desc.2.sub_msg.0 <<EOM
         A course template is a Manhattan classroom with only one member - the teacher. They 
         serve as a permanent storage place for re-usable course materials, and are connected 
         to the centralized login system like a normal course. When you create a Course Template, 
         Manhattan controls the group name (see 'Group' above) and a 'T' will be inserted in 
         front of the Internal Course Name, if one is not already there. Also, any lines 
         representing students in the uploaded roster file are completely ignored - a course 
         template is created with only one user, the teacher.  
EOM

lang.super_new_course_form.notes.4.msg= Updating Courses
lang.super_new_course_form.notes.4.desc.0 <<EOM 
        If you use this form and select an existing group, and type in an Internal Course Name 
        for a course that already exists within that group, any users in the uploaded roster 
        file who aren't already in the existing course will be added to that course. The program 
        will NOT automatically remove people who are not in the uploaded roster file.  
EOM
 
lang.super_new_course_form.goback = Go back 
lang.super_new_course_form.enter_your_passwd = Please enter your password 
lang.super_new_course_form.roster= Use roster file 
lang.super_new_course_form.alternative= Use database source 
lang.super_new_course_form.no_description = No description 
lang.super_new_course_form.option = Option  

 
