Build NYU Classes Course Site

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How to build your Course Site in the Lessons tool

The Lessons tool brings together the essential course materials, weekly activities and assessments, modules, and lessons. The structure of Lessons should resemble the course structure recommended in Step 5: Building your Course.

The marble Washington Arch (in Washington Square Park), designed by noted architect Stanford White, was built between 1890-1892 and replaced a wooden arch erected in 1889 to honor the centennial of the first president’s inauguration. Statues of George Washington were later installed on the Arch's north side – Washington as Commander-in-Chief, Accompanied by Fame and Valor (1916) by Hermon MacNeil, and Washington as President, Accompanied by Wisdom and Justice (1918) by Alexander Stirling Calder.

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Click the links below to learn more about building lessons in NYU Classes.

Building Lessons in
NYU Classes

Adding Heading and Images to NYU Classes

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Using CSS Stylesheets in NYU Classes

Students are always looking for structure, which is even more critical when teaching remotely.

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This site was developed by NYU SPS Learning and Teaching Nexus following the NYU Remote-Instruction mandate as a result of COVID-19.This site is evergreen, and will continue to grow and develop. All requests about content should go to nexus@nyu.edu.

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