What is the difference between the playlist types?
Instructional- Run of the mill playlist. For delivering instruction to students.
Gradebook- Same as above, but also creates a gradebook on the scoring tab.
Course- Same as the previous 2 but also makes this playlist an official Course
Strand- Very similar to course playlist, but a different kind of bucket to associate standards in. Sometimes districts that use courses want an additional system to report out on that is more topical.
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