Bunch of new courses

[Robyn Im]

Hi All,

I just wanted to let you know a bunch of new courses were launched with Course Builder:

• Game Theory II (from Stanford University and The University of British Columbia)
  
• Giving with Purpose (mentioned in a previous post)
  
• Mapping with Google (become a power user with Google Maps and Google Earth)
  
• YouTube's Creator Academy (grow your users for your YouTube channel)

Hope you can check out some of these courses.  As always, don't be shy about posting your own course that you launched with Course Builder!

[sasi dhar]

Hi,

           Myself sasidhar. I am new to google course builder and google app engine. For testing purpose i have downloaded and installed google app engine locally. In that i created one project that means one coursre but i did not found anywhere that how to create a lesson in course. can you help in that.

Thank you

[Jeannie Crowley]

Sasi, 

You can create lessons from your browser using these instructions:

https://code.google.com/p/course-builder/wiki/CreateLessons#Create_lesson_content_from_the_browser

Ignore the instructions about csv files. Those instructions apply to pre 1.4 releases.

[Jesús E. Mata F.]

Hi, I've created my own course but I don't know how to change the colors of the main page, I want to make some different in comparison with the coursebuilder example. 

Can you help me?

Jesùs

[Jeannie Crowley]

Hi Jesùs, 

You can modify the CSS by logging into your hosted course, going to Dashboard>Assets. Scroll to CSS section and click "override" to edit the CSS files. 

[Jesús E. Mata F.]

Thanks! I'll do it.

[Jesús E. Mata F.]

Hi Jeannie,

 I want to download the student information, at least the name of the students but when I try to apply the method https://code.google.com/p/course-builder/wiki/ExportCourseData the window return an error "python s not recognized as an internal o external command". How can I fix it? I tried to follow the instructions https://code.google.com/p/course-builder/wiki/ExportCourseData but I couldn't download the student data. is there any easier way?. 

Thanks

Jesus

[Robyn Im]

Hi Jesùs,

Most likely you either don't have Python installed or you don't have Python specified in your path (you need to set

PYTHONPATH in all operating systems).  If you look at the doc for Python under your respective operating system, it will tell you how to specify the path in the configuration section.