Share the Course Style Sheet
When editing is complete on a course or project, please share the editing style sheet in O drive (Curriculum Services Editing, 2 Course Style Sheets).
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Style Sheets
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Answer Keys
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Use bold, not asterisks, to indicate answers for a quiz or exam.