File Naming System – Subjects and Others 


Files will be named according to the following conventions: 

Subject Abbreviation:  Course names have been made into an abbreviation of letters between 2 and 5 letters in length (see table below).

Numbers will be two characters – 01, 02, 03, etc. for all grades levels, assignments, units, etc. For Kindergarten, the number is 00 (K doesn’t work).




There will be three levels of descriptions. 

  • Description Level 1

    • Unit (U)
    • Theme (T) 

    • Module (M) 

    • Strand (S) 

    • Chapter (C) 

    • Global (G) 

    • Introduction (I) 

    • Strategy guide - (SG)
      Test -  (T)
      Cumulative review - (CR)
      Practice test - (PT)
      Math lab - (ML)

  • Description Level 2 

    • Lesson (L) 

    • Handout (H) 

    • Assessment (A) 

    • Worksheets (W)

    • Worksheet Key (WK)

  • Description Level 3 

    • Part (P) 

    • Version (V) 

    • Draft (D) 

    • Close Caption (CC) 

    • Topic Name (brief description text placeholder)


The order will be: 

  • Subject Abbreviation – Description 1 – Description 2 – Description 3 


Examples:  

  • his20U01L03 (History 20 Unit 1 Lesson 3) 

  • ela00T03L04P02 (ELA Kindergarten Theme 3 Lesson 4 Part 2) 

  • arts5daL03 (Arts 5 Dance Strand Lesson 3) 

  • acc30U02A02V02 (Accounting 30 Unit 2 Assessment 2 Version 2) 

  • mf20U03L02V02CC (Math Foundations 20 Unit 2 Lesson 2 Version 2 CC) 


If you think that you have an exception to the rule, please email helpdesk@saskdlc.ca 



List of Subject Abbreviations 

 

Subject 
Abbreviation 
Accounting
acc
Ag Business ab
Ag Studies
ag
Ag-Tech Cow/Calf
atcc
Ag-Tech Crop Production
atcp
Alimentation 10ali10
Alimentation 20ali20
Alimentation 30ali30
Anatomy
anat
Animation
ani
AP Bio
apbio
AP Calculus
apcal
AP Chemistry
apche
AP English
apeng
AP Physics
apphy
AP Psychology
appsy
Arts Education
arts
ASFPasfp
Astronomyastr
Baseballbb
Dance
da
Visual Arts
va
Drama
dr
Music
mu
Astronomy
ast
Autobody
auto
Biology
bio
Calculus
calc
Chemistry
chem
Christian Ethics
ce
Communication Media
cm
Computer Science
cs
Construction & Carpentry
cc
Cosmetologycos
Creative Writing
cw
Cyber Securitycyse
Digital Media and Web Designdm
Drafting and CAD
cad
Earth Science
es
Electrical and Electronics
elec
Energry and Mines
ener
English Language Arts
ela
Entrepreneurship
entr
Environmental Science
env
Equine Studies
eq
Exercise Science
exer
Field Cropfc
Financial Literacy fl
Food Studies 
fs
Forensic Science
fsci
French (Core)
fr
Francais immersion fra
Francais integre A20fia20
Francais integre B20
fib20
Graphic Arts
ga
Hairtyling and Estheticshaes
Health
hea
Health Science
hs
History 
his
Histoire h
Indigenous Studiesis
Information Processing
info
Interior Design
id
Interior Design and Decoratingidd
IT Fundamentalsitf
IT Support Technicianitst
Law
law
Leadership
lead
Life Transitions
life
Math
math
Math Foundations
mf
Math Pre-Calculus
mpc
Math Workplace and Apprenticeship
mwa
Mechanics
mech
Media Studies
ms
Mental Wellnessmw
Native Studies
ns
Network Techniciannt
Oilfield Boiler
oil
PAA Pathwayspaa
Paleontology
pale
Parts Technicianpt
Personal Finance
pf
Photography
phot
Phys Ed
pe
Physical Science
ps
Physics
phys
Pre-Calculus pc
Psychology
psy
Power Engineering
pow
Science
sci
Science Socialessciso
Social Studies
ss
Small Engines
se
Tourisme 10t10
Tourisme 20t20
Visual Arts
va
Web Designwd
Welding
weld
Wildlife Managementwm
### Specialty "Courses" ###

Careers
car
Genius
gen
Marketing
mark
Moodle
moo
SST
sst
Teaching Strategies
teach
Tech Help
tech

 

 



 

How to name video titles for YouTube  


Videos will be titled in the following way: 


Course name – Unit – Lesson: Title 


Example: 

History 20 – Unit 2 – Lesson 7: The Rise of Hitler in Germany 



No generic titles such as “Lesson 1” or “Example 2.” The reasoning behind this is that we need the videos to be searchable in case of a Lotto 649 winning, the teacher leaves, and the school needs access to the videos.   



It will also help students as they will be able to see what video they are watching.  



 
Embedding Videos 


Embed a video when you want a student to watch one video. A playlist should be used when you want to easily change out videos without updating the embed code. For example, you can make a playlist of your teacher introduction and then the course introduction. Then if the teacher introduction needs to change, you can update the playlist without having to change the embed code In your online course.