Before publishing the course should undergo editing procedure: 

This is the checklist for your help:

Step 1. Go through a course and get overall impression

  • whether the title of the course is appealing and correlates with the content
  • colour scheme: is it pleasant to the eye of your learners
  • whether all information you would like to translate to your learners is included
  • page design (what information is highlighted and the ways it is done)
  • all assignments have the same design (e.g. all tests are named Test: …)
  • the way the authors address their learners the same (learners, students, colleagues, etc) depending on the target audience

Step 2. Go through a course and check whether

  • all  planned learning objectives have the assignments
  • all assignments have rubrics
  • tests are graded (or not)
  • the modules are sequenced
  • the information in the modules is sequenced and coherent
  • learners have access to the information and assignments
  • all links are workable and clickable
  • all references are given (if AI generated the materials, you should also refer to it)

Step 3. Go into each page, assignment, rubrics and check

  • wording
  • spelling mistakes
  • punctuation (capitalised letters, commas, etc)