Any time you are ready to go live with a new time period or multiple new time periods, after you have built new classes, after ASAP has built new classes for you, after you have rolled classes from one time period to another time period or after ASAP has imported classes for you, you must proof and edit your listings to make sure everything is accurate.
Spending the time now, verifying that everything is correct, will save you time and headaches down the road.
If you are a new customer/currently in Implementation, please notify your Implementation contact once you have verified that everything is correct. and we will schedule you for a thorough training session with someone from our team. Once you've completed your training you'll be ready to start sending your customers to ASAP.
If you are an existing customer with new time periods / a new registration period, send us a support ticket to let us know you are going live again soon and let us know if you have any questions.
Step One: Proofing / Finding Errors With The Course Catalog Report and the Class Summary Master Report
These are easy reports to run and ones you'll use anytime you want an overview of your courses and classes.
You will spend most of your time with the Course Catalog report.
The Class Summary Master report is only used in this context to make sure your capacities are correct.
Course Catalog Report
1. From the left nav panel, select Reporting | Class and Lesson tab | Course Catalog
2. Using the Time Period menu on the right, select your current or upcoming time period (whichever you wish to view classes for)
3. If you want to review the descriptions you've entered for your courses as well, check the Show Course Descriptions checkbox.
4. Click the Show Catalog button to run the report.
5. Print the report, and go through it with a pen looking for errors.
Class Summary Master Report
1. From the left nav panel, select Reporting | Class and Lesson tab | Class Summary Master
2. Using the Time Period menu on the left, select your current or upcoming time period (whichever you wish to view classes for)
3. Click Show Summary to run the report
4. Print the report, and go through it with a pen looking for errors.
Step Two: Editing / Fixing Errors
If you do happen to find any errors, there are two places you would go to correct them: the course edit page and the class edit page. Click here for more information about the differences between courses and classes.
The course edit page is for editing any of the following:
- the title of the course/class
- the description
- the course code
- the price
- the deposit amount
- min/max grade level requirements
- course prerequisites and credit values
The class edit page is for editing any of the following:
- the class code
- the location and room for the class
- the instructor and instructor pay rate info
- the class schedule (days, hours, time periods, and start and end dates)
- capacity
- minimum enrollment amount
- min/max age requirements
To edit course information, you would first search for the course (COURSES on left nav) then click the Course name, click the icon and edit the course. Click Save when done.
To edit class information, you would first search for the class (CLASSES on left nav) then click the Class name, click the icon and edit the class. Click Save when done.