Introduction

Faculty wishing to ADD the AIM course inside a current non-first year/first-semester course can upload the .zip package into their course. Please follow the instructions below on uploading AIM into your course. Please be advised that this is optional and all first-year and first-semester students are still automatically enrolled in the official AIM experience. 

🗺️ Text Instructions

1. Use this link to open the AIM - Course Import Package folder.
    

2. To the right of the ExportFile_AIM-PREPU-CTL.zip file, click on the three dots (ellipses) then click on Download.
   
   
    

3. You will see the file processing in the Downloads pop-up window. The file has now been downloaded on your device to your File Explorer folder.
   
   
    

4. Open your course and click on the three dots (ellipses) in the top right hand corner of the Course Content page. Click on Import Content.
   
   
    

5. Click on Import Course Content.
   
    

6. Select ExportFile_AIM-PREPU-CTL then click on Open.
    

7. You will see the banner advising that the course is Importing course content.
   
   
    

8. The course will appear at the bottom of the Course content area. You can move the modules to your desired location in your course; however, the modules must appear in sequential order as follows: Welcome, Modules 1 to 4, Student Resources and Credits.
   
   
    

9. Go to Gradebook and click on the grid view icon. You will see the module completion status in the AIM Final Quiz (80% Required) column. 
   
   
    
10. Alternatively, in Gradebook, click on the List icon then on the Students tab and view the module completion status in the Overall Grade column. 
    
    
    
    PLEASE NOTE: The module completion status will not be displayed if students (a) haven't yet started or (b) are in progress but not yet finished the AIM module. The module completion status will be displayed as Complete (80%+) if students have completed and passed the module.
     

🖥️ Video Tutorial

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