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Must read function

It would be good to be able to push out "MUST READ" messages so that we can deliver messages and files to users as soon as they log in before they are allowed to access the system. For example we could push out student expectations and the student would have to tick that they have read it before logging in, there could also be a comments box for users to query or comment on the message pushed out.

  • Daniel Nuttall
  • Apr 27 2016
  • Future consideration
Country UK
Category Messages and notifications
  • Aug 9, 2016

    Admin response

    Hi,

    Thanks for sharing. A “must read” message just after logon is a tempting feature, and I can clearly see positive use of it. However, the downside is the risk of “misuse”/to frequent usage. It’s like on a webpage/newspaper, everyone wants their stuff to be on the front page. For now, we have no plans for implementing it, but I will make sure it’s being looked at. 

    Who do you think should have access to post the messages? All teachers? Only local system admin? Others?

    Btw: when you send a message the student will get a notification icon in the upper right corner of itslearning. If he/she has the brand new native itslearning app a messages will pop up on the students smart phone. 

    However, itslearning has gone through major changes this summer, e.g. new design, new stream, new messages system, a brand new Library, etc. More changes will come in the near future. We have had a huge focus on making the communication and awareness in the platform better.  I hope these enhancements will cover your needs when you get back to school this autumn.

    We have also developed a set of new, so-called on-boarding features, to highlight and give tips about new features in itslearning. We have started to use these new on-boarding features, and you will see more of this in the coming months. I'll attach an example pic in case you have not seen it.

    Please follow future enhancements in itslearning on the roadmap (we update it approx. once a month): http://www.itslearning.eu/roadmap

     

     

     

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  • Daniel Nuttall commented
    August 09, 2016 08:36

    In our organisation we have a communication policy so only a few people can push out all user messages. We use this to push out Policy changes to staff, Snow day updates to students etc... maybe it could take the form of a policy setting within its learning to allow this functionality such as the odata report setting?

    It would be great to choose to push out via profile as well (Staff, Student, Parent etc...) and have a box that they have to tick to say that they have read the update, maybe that could even be logged somewhere such as their student card?

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  • Daniel Nuttall commented
    July 28, 2016 12:02

    It would be great if ITs Learning could expand on the approach that they use when rolling out global notifications. For example when first login on after the latest update they show a notification describing the changes. This would work well as a mandatory reading system.

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  • Guest commented
    May 03, 2016 17:18

    good idea

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