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=====Video How-to=====
 
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[[media:SC-DualEnroll.mov|Setting up a Dual Enrollment Course in the Master Schedule Editor]]
 
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#To begin, all Dual Enrollment courses must be unique in name and have an Honor code of "D" in the course catalog
 
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#Add the course to the Master Schedule Editor, see "Adding A New Section" or "Changing Of Existing Items"
 
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#Once the new Dual Enrollment course is in the Master Schedule Editor, locate that course and then scroll to the right to find the columns "C HRS" and "PSEC SITE"
 
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#For "C HRS", enter the number of college hours the student will earn once the course is completed with a passing grade
 
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#*<b>Note:</b>  If the Course Catalog has the Dual Enrollment course set for two semesters, but is only scheduled for one semester in the Master Schedule Editor, then the number of college hours entered into the "C HRS" field will be halved once rolled over to the Transcript
 
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#For "PSEC SITE", click in the field and select the college/post secondary site the college hours apply to
 
  
  

Revision as of 11:02, 30 December 2013

Master Schedule Editor Overview
Adding or Changing a Section in the Master Schedule
Dual Enrollment Courses in the Master Schedule


Remote Classes

Remote classes are classes in which students go to other district school (remote) sites to take a class(es). Common examples are Gifted classes offered at another school in the district, or Career/Vocational courses offered at another school in the district.
The primary advantage is that the teacher at the Offering (Host) School sees all students scheduled to the class on one gradebook roster, regardless of what school the students come from.

  • The Offering (Host) School first identifies the class(es) that are available to other school sites (see directions below).
  • The Sending School then uses the "Remote" feature to bring in the classes from the Offering (Host) school site. Students are then scheduled to the class(es)(see directions below).
How-to: For the Offering (Host) School
  1. Locate the section to be offered to other school's students
  2. On the row of the section, locate the column labeled "REM". Check the box in the column "REM" on the row of the section to offer to other school's students
How-to: For the Sending School
  1. At the bottom of the Master Schedule Editor, click the "Remote" button
  2. Another screen will appear. On the left are the schools offering courses. Place a check next to the desired school
  3. A list of courses the school selected is offering to other schools will appear on the right. Check the section(s) needed
  4. Click the "Import" button at the bottom of the screen
  5. If this is the correct section, Click "Yes" to the question verifying the import
  6. Repeat, steps 1 - 5 if other sections from other schools need to be imported, otherwise, click "Close" to return to the Master Schedule Editor


Initializing the Master Schedule

Sometimes, due to changes in the master schedule and student schedules, the class counts may be incorrect, and as a result, need to be re-indexed (initialized) for accuracy. The steps below identify how to do this task:

How-to
  1. In the Master Schedule Editor, at the bottom of the screen, click on the "Init" button.
  2. Verify the "Year", "District", and "School" selections. Usually these do not need to be changed.
  3. The date will default to the current date and this is normally a good selection.
    • The date could be changed if the user wanted to know the counts of classes on a date in the past.
  4. Click to place a check mark in the box next to "Realign student schedules to the master schedule".
  5. Click the "Start Initialization" button to begin the process. A progress message will be displayed in the blue section of the dialog box.
  6. When done, the dialog box will close and the Master Schedule Editor will be refreshed with the updated counts for all classes.

Rearranging the Master Schedule Display (Working with On Screen Lists)

Sometimes it is helpful to rearrange the way Master Schedule data is presented on screen. The user may want to sort data, move columns, "freeze" columns, or hide columns of data. The directions below explain how these screen rearrangements can be done in any listing for WebPams, including the Master Schedule Editor.

Video How-to

Use a List Program Video

How-to

By clicking on down arrow on the right side of any column header, additional options are available to you

  1. "Sort Ascending" - alpha order
  2. "Sort Descending" - reverse alpha order
  3. "Configure Sort" - allows you to do a custom sort by multiple columns
    • "Clear Sort" - Clears the "Configure Sort"
  4. "Auto fit all Columns" - allows you to adjust all columns’ width to fit the text in each field automatically
  5. "Auto Fit" – does the same but only in the column you are working on
  6. "Column" - allows you to hide columns by unchecking the columns you do not want to see
  7. "Group By" - when grouping, all items are sorted and then collapsed into drop down items to make the information easier to access in an organized fashion. It is an expanded level of sorting
    • "Ungroup" - Clears the "Group By"
  8. Freeze - allows you to keep a chosen column stationary while scrolling from left to right
  9. By clicking "Print", you will be given a box that allows you to make a choice of saving or printing in different formats
    • By highlighting rows within the list and then clicking print, the rows highlighted will be the only rows printed
      1. Click + Drag to select adjacent rows of data.
      2. Control + Click to select non-adjacent rows of data.
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