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How to Create Events in Teach 'n Go

Abdullah Al-Hussein avatar
Written by Abdullah Al-Hussein
Updated over 9 months ago

Events play a crucial role in scheduling one-time occurrences like exams, parent-teacher meetings, and special school activities. Teach 'n Go simplifies event management by allowing users to create, schedule, and share events effortlessly. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to create events within the Teach 'n Go platform.

Creating Events:

  1. Access the Classes & Events Module: Begin by navigating to the Classes & Events module from the sidebar menu on the Teach 'n Go dashboard.

  2. Click "Add Event": Locate and click the "Add Event" button to initiate the event creation process.

  3. Complete Event Details: Fill out the event creation form with relevant details such as event title, date, time, location, and description. Ensure accuracy and clarity in providing event information.

  4. Select Participants: Specify the individuals or groups within your school who will participate in the event. This may include teachers, students, administrators, and parents.

  5. Save Event: Once all details have been entered and participants selected, click the "Save" or "Create Event" button to finalize the event creation process.

Managing Events:

  1. View Events List: After creating an event, it will appear in the events list within the Teach 'n Go platform. Users can access this list to view all upcoming events.

  2. Calendar Integration: Events created in Teach 'n Go will automatically sync with participants' calendars, ensuring everyone stays informed about upcoming activities.

  3. Dashboard Display: Events will also be displayed on participants' dashboards, providing quick access to event details and reminders.

With Teach 'n Go's event management feature, users can efficiently organize and communicate one-time events within their school community. By following these simple steps, users can create events, invite participants, and ensure seamless coordination of school activities.

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