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[Clara Zellinger]

Takethe guesswork out of purchasing learning materials! Sonoma State University is proud to offer the Seawolf Bundle, a learning material delivery program that provides access to your required learning materials in a convenient package before the first day of class. We are committed to keeping this program affordable for students, as such, we've maintained the same price per credit hour since the program began in Fall 2023. Undergraduate and graduate students will have the ability to bundle the cost of learning materials into their tuition. Students are automatically enrolled in the Bundle, but may confirm and/or change their participation in the program 30 days before the beginning of term through the last add/drop date on the B&N Adoption website. Please note that the link will only work during that time.

Learning materials are the content or information conveyed within a course and these include the textbooks, readers, multimedia components, and other resources in a course. This is primarily a rental program. Students can choose to purchase the textbook or learning material for a nominal additional fee.

The Seawolf Bundle program will cost a low, flat fee of $18.50 per credit hour. The Seawolf Bundle will cost $277.50 per semester for 15 credit hours. For the traditional model, financial aid factors $497 per semester for learning materials. The Seawolf Bundle provides equitable access to learning materials for students.

Starting 30 days before the first day of classes, you will receive an order verification link to your SSU email to verify your order and select your delivery preference (in-store pickup or direct ship-to-home).

Learn about all the details of the Seawolf Bundle program and how you can help set students up for success from the first day of class. With this new model, there are no restrictions in the learning materials you select for your course. The only requirement is that your learning material selections are turned in to the University Store by the adoption deadline.

I need to customize both boards somewhat and then save them as new templates. No problem there, can and have done. But want the customized Monday.com templates that I have created to also be bundled so when a new project is being set up, both customized boards are created for the user.

Hey @PHD! To clarify, you essentially want to be able to save specific templates into one project, so that you can access one template/project from the templates store, and have all associated boards created at one?

Thanks for clarifying! In order to achieve this, you will need to create an app through the platform. Please refer to this recording for the steps: Loom Free Screen & Video Recording Software Loom

One common operation performed with resources is to gather a collection of resources into a single instancewith containing context. In FHIR this is referred to as "bundling" the resources together. These resource bundles are useful for a variety of different reasons, including:

In addition to these two technical mechanisms, there are three administrative and infrastructure resources which also support grouping of content. These resources do not contain resources directly, but instead use [Reference] to point to the grouped resources:

These three resources represent meaningful groupings of the resources they refer to (e.g. a discharge medication List, a Group of participants for a clinical trial, a set of resources that form a signed document), while a Bundle is merely is a container for resources used for transfer and storage. This list is not exhaustive; other resources also provide grouping functionality.

In addition, Bundle.total may be used to return the total number of resources that match the search, and that may be returned by following the "next" link.This total MAY be an estimate. Full iteration of the search set or using _total=accurate are the only mechanisms to reliably determine an exact count against an arbitrary system.

A change history (type = "history") consists of a series of 0 or more entries. Each entry element SHALL contain a request element that describes the changethat was made and, if the method is a POST, PATCH, or PUT, a resource that represents the state of the resource at the conclusion of the operation. A response element SHALL also be present so that consumerscan access the location header. See History for further information.

A transaction (type = "transaction") or batch (type = "batch") consists of a series of 0 or more entries. Each entry element contains a request element has the details of an HTTP operation that informs the system processing the transaction what to do with the entry. If the entry method is a 'PUT', 'PATCH' or 'POST', then the entry contains a resource that becomes the body of the HTTP operation. See Transactions for further information.

A transaction response (type = "transaction-response") or batch response (type="batch-response") consists of a series of 0 or more entries: 1 for each entry in the transaction or batch it is in response to. Each entry element contains a response element which indicates the outcome of the HTTP operation that the server performed for the entry.

A collection (type = "collection") consists of a series of 0 or more entries. No particular use with respect to the FHIR specification is associated with this Bundle.Each entry element contains a resource.

A subscription notification (type = "subscription-notification") consists of a series of 1 or more entries, the first of which is a SubscriptionStatus. There may be additional contents, as specified by the subscription responsible for generating the notification. See Subscription for further information.

Except for transactions and batches, each entry in a Bundle SHALL have a fullUrl which is the identity of the resource in the entry. Note that this is not a versioned reference to the resource, but its identity. Where a resource is not assigned a persistent identity that can be usedin the Bundle, a UUID SHALL be used in fullUrl (urn:uuid:...).

For transactions and batches, entries MAY omit fullURLs when the entry.request.method = POST, and the resource has no identity. Note that even in this case, there may still be a fullURL in a transaction when entry.request.method = POST so that relationships between resources can be represented (see Transactions).

A given version of a resource SHALL only appear once in each Bundle. There MAY, however, be multiple versions of a single resource present in a single bundle. This would be expectedin Bundles of type history, and also might be necessitated by closely trackingProvenance.

Note that the meaning of an unversioned reference to a resource that appears multiple times is potentially ambiguous, though processors may have additional information to help resolve this (e.g. change order in a history bundle).

The Bundle resource is a packaging construct that has one of more entries that are other kinds of resources. Those resources themselves have references to other resources - e.g. an Observation that refers to a Patient. The referenced resources may also be foundin the Bundle. For example, the system that constructed the Bundle may have included boththe Observation and the Patient. The content of the references between resources doesn't change because of the bundle.

This section documents a method that resolves references correctly within a bundle. Notethat this method does not define any new semantics; resolution is based on the wayresource identity and resource references work.

Note that the rules for resolving references in contained resources are the same as those for resolving references in the resource that contains the contained resource. I.e. the fullUrl of the containing resource is used when determining the base for relative references, etc.

Several portions of this algorithm are dependent on on the presence of Bundle.entry.fullUrl. In instances where references might be resolved within a Bundle but entries do not have fullURLs, resolution expectations are undefined. For this reason, Bundles where cross-Bundle references are present SHOULD always populate Bundle.entry.fullUrl.

If multiple matches are found (except where explicitly handled in the above algorithm), it is ambiguous which is correct. Applications MAY return an error or take some other action as they deem appropriate

The Bundle resource type has an end-point like all most other resources. This end-point serves the usual interactions.Bundles are treated as static resources on the /Bundle end-point (i.e. when abatch, transaction, or message is POSTed to /Bundle, it is stored as is, and the content is not processed as batch, transaction, or message - instead, theyare processed like normal resource, with indexing / auditing etc. Performing a GET /[base]/Bundle/[location] will return the same resource.

All elements in Bundle are marked as summary because Bundle resources need to be fully populated when doing a search, and most use cases for retrieving summaries of documents or other types of bundles are not well suited by the standard isSummary mechanism and are better handles by operations or other mechanisms.

Note to Implementers:If an element marked as 'summary' is itself a nested resource (i.e. type is Resource), then the expectation is that the conveyed resource will also be expressed in its summary form. The typical place this applies is Bundle.entry.resource. This statement is left as STU because there is not yet significant implementer experience on its ramifications.

The Bundle resource includes a signature element (digital signature) which can be used for standards based integrity verification and non-repudiation purposes. The Signature datatypeprovides details on use of the signature element. The Signature.type coded value of "Source" should be usedwhen the signature is for simply proving that the resource content is the same as it was when the resourcewas updated or created.

Search parameters for this resource. See also the full list of search parameters for this resource,and check the Extensions registry for search parameters on extensions related to this resource.The common parameters also apply. See Searching for more information about searching in REST, messaging, and services.

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