Syllabus Search Helps Students Select Courses for Spring Semester
Students can search the Syllabus Bank at syllabus.uark.edu to learn more about courses they may want to take next semester. Students can log in and search faculty-submitted syllabi to review assignments, exam schedules, attendance policies, reading lists and course materials.
IT Services encourages faculty members to submit previous and current syllabi for students to review. To add syllabi saved as PDFs, faculty can log into ISIS, navigate to the course and click the icon in the Manage Syllabus column.
The Syllabus Bank was requested by the Associated Student Government and developed by IT Services.
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