Table of Contents
Key Expectations
What are the “Must Haves” in order for our customers to consider Course Management to be vastly improved in Next Gen?
- One spot to manage Courses and everything related to it
- Annual Course Catalogs for each school
- Inactive courses need to be filtered out everywhere
- Excluded courses should never appear at the school site level
- Ability to enable new courses to only appear when scheduling for next year
- Easy way to manage State Reporting fields for courses
- Ability to immediately find potential misassignments between courses and teacher credentials
Changes & Differences from Existing Functionality ↑
- Enhanced Search using Aeries Data Table
- Search on any displayed field
- Save, extract, print any view created
- Larger Course IDs (10-15 characters)
- More flexibility in categorizing courses
- Use of Annual Course Catalogs to control course access by school
- Allow easier grouping of courses to gain more flexibility when scheduling (i.e. semester courses can be treated as year-long courses)
- State Reporting fields bundled together, with better filtering between options
- Ability to build crosswalk between local courses and courses from outside feeder schools
Wireframe Concepts ↑
Course Management Page
Course Search Page
Course Detail Page
Plan Summary ↑
Course Management has been completely reimagined in Aeries NextGen:
- One spot to access anything related to Course Management
- Better search/filtering capabilities
- Annual Course Catalogs by school
- Streamlined scheduling with composite courses
- Linking Courses to appropriate Credentials for better state reporting
- Crosswalks between courses for transfer students from outside feeder schools