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Integration with Moodle

INTEGRATION WITH MOODLE VERIFIED UNTIL VERSION 3.11.X WITH THE INTEGRATION, USERS CANNOT ACCESS DIRECTLY ON MOODLE (APP AND WEB) BUT MUST ACCESS ONLY THROUGH SCUOLASEMPLICE 1. Download and Activate User Key Authentication Plugin The first operation to proceed with the configuration of Moodle parameters concerns . . . Continue reading...

Enable independent enrollment in Collective Courses

Once you have finished creating a Collective Course, you can enable it for autonomous online enrollment. This allows Students already registered in the management system to enroll independently through their Web account. In addition, enabling autonomous enrollment generates a unique enrollment link that can also be made public or shared . . . Continue reading...

Adding Company Contacts

For each Client Company registered in ScuolaSemplice it is possible to define its contacts. These can be entered either by the Secretariat or by the Company itself. From Secretariat Navigate to Master Data → Client Companies and click on the name of the Company of interest: At the bottom of the Company page will be the Contacts box: To create . . . Continue Reading...

Global course enrollment report

Through the Global Enrollment Report, it is possible to export the number of Collective Course Enrollments made during a given Educational Year, including the current one. To proceed to export the Report navigate to the Didactics → Collective Courses section and click the Report/Export button at the top right of the page: And select the . . Continue reading...

Export report of customer debt positions

ScuolaSemplice allows the export of the debt positions of all Students/Guardians within the management system. The file will be exported to Excel and will contain a list of all Students/Guardians who have outstanding past due installments. Navigate to Financial Management → Student Fees, from here click on the blue arrow found in . . . Continue reading...