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This guide will explain the differences between a Regular, Flexible, or Instructional Class planned course and their main uses. When creating a Course or Course Template, it is possible to indicate via a drop-down menu the type of course we want to create: . . . Continue reading...
This guide on Individual Learning Class Courses will show how to set them up and how to proceed when enrolling a student. This type of course is primarily designed for multi-subject individual courses with more than one lesson per week such as remedial courses at the end of the year . . . Continue reading...
In case it is necessary to enroll a Student in a single subject of an Instructional Class or Flexible Multi-Matter type course, it is necessary to activate the relevant setting found in Configuration → Settings → Settings Related to Courses → General Settings → For Instructional Classes, allow enrollment in a . . . Continue reading...
The creation of a Multi-Matter Course within ScuolaSemplice can be done through two modes: Didactic Class: For courses that have regular class attendance Flexible Multi-Matter Course: For courses that do NOT have regular class attendance This choice is made when creating the course under Type . . . Continue reading...
The "Teaching Class" course type consists of a regular weekly scheduled course (the schedule of the first week of the course, repeats throughout the duration of the course) which, unlike the standard regular course, may feature more subjects and/or more teachers and classes may have . . . Continue reading...
The "Teaching Class" course type consists of a regular weekly scheduled course (the schedule of the first week of the course, repeats throughout the duration of the course) which, unlike the standard regular course, may feature more subjects and/or more teachers and classes may have . . . Continue reading...