How teachers are linked to a campus
A teacher is linked to a campus when NSDP approves a campus's request for them or assigns them to the campus. What the link lets the teacher and the campus do, what each side can see, and how a link ends.
A teacher is linked to a campus when NSDP approves a campus's request for them or assigns them to the campus. What the link lets the teacher and the campus do, what each side can see, and how a link ends.
How instructors and campuses hold the Laptop Scheme and Asaan Karobar Card interview: the conflict declaration, scheduling, the scoring rubric with a reason per criterion, and the limits on top scores.
For teachers linked to a campus: create a course taught at your campus, set its duration so the portal works out the weeks and the fee, write the weekly plan, send it for review, and follow registrations and certificates. The fee and the certificate are set by NSDP. No batches or meeting links.
How attendance is taken for in-person batches at a campus: when the register opens, what each mark means, saving and correcting marks, and how attendance feeds batch certificates.
For teachers linked to a campus: scheduling in-person batches at your campus, running the classes and attendance, what the link means for your own courses, how your earnings work, and whether to ask the campus or NSDP.
See who is enrolled on a course, their enrolment status and how far they have got. How progress is counted, what the teacher view shows, and what a campus sees for a recorded course attached to it.
Create a recorded course, then fill in its Information (title, descriptions, learning details, cover image, course settings, intro video) and use Setup to see what is still missing. The fee and the certificate are set by NSDP. Covers saving, submitting for review and the course statuses.