Brendan O'Donnell
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Keith, Thanks for the suggestion. However, that sort of functionality is somewhat outside what we've intended for Populi. Time-tracking is more the domain of employee-management/reporting/payroll s...
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We've built a setting that we're testing and revising, and that will go live with our next major release (no exact timeline on that...). Basically, you'll be able to specify which high-level user r...
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The Activity Feed shows the Change Log. Click the drop-down where you can choose to see Notes, Emails, etc. At the bottom of that list is the Change Log.
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Marc, As this Feature Request shows, we're listening to what our customers need on this front. Here's how SSN's currently work: Anyone with the Staff role can enter and read SSNs. Once an SSN is e...
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We're still figuring out the best approach for text notifications, both in terms of emergency situations and other parts of Populi where this functionality might come in handy. Of course, you can a...
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Debra, Provided you let them retain their user account, then, yes!
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Kurtis, Either would work; for exigencies' sake, start with your current requirements. To save time later, set up your Degree requirements for the earliest year they were in effect. For instance, ...
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Shirley, When you're logged in to Populi, click My Profile. Then, click the Student tab. You'll see your transcript right there. You can also click the gear button in the upper right and select "E...
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Traci, I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "arranged format", but I'm guessing you mean something like "delivery method". At this time, we don't have "delivery method" set up as a course variabl...
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Oh, yeah, it sure will. Course instances need two things to exist: a Catalog Course abbreviation (like ENG101), and placement in an Academic Term. So, if you add any course to an Academic Term, it ...