7. Awards

In this Section:


Award Configuration

Figure 1i. Navigate to Settings > Account

Figure 1ii. Enable Awards

Under the tab “Account Configuration”, change the field “Enable Awards” to “Yes”.


Create a New Award

There are two ways to create new Awards:

  1. Navigate to Curriculum > New Award
  2. Navigate to Curriculum Index > Award > Add New Award

Figure 2i. Navigate to Curriculum > New Award

Quickly create a new Award by navigating to the “New Award” form, directly/

Figure 2ii. Navigate to Curriculum Index > Award Index

Click the green “+” button to create a new Award and add it to the Awards Index.

Figure 3. Add New Award Details

Fill in the required fields, as indicated by red asterisks, and click the blue “Create” button.

Figure 4. Add Award Rules


Award Rules

You can three Award rule types:

  • Programme
  • Component
  • Component Group
    • I.e. A batch of Components

Figure 5i. Programme Rule

Select a Programme for an Award to be achieved.

Figure 5ii. Component Rule

Select a Component for an Award to be achieved.

Figure 5iii. Component Group Rule

Multi-select Components that must be completed for an Award to be achieved.
NOTE: the Component Count isn’t specific to a Component, but rather the number of Components from a Component Group.


Relationships Between Multiple Rule Types

An award can be achieved when one or more rules have been met.

If you have multiple rules set-up, you can create relationships between them that solely consist of:

  • AND statements
  • OR statements
  • AND/OR combination statements
    • These are complex, custom relationships

NOTE:

  • Once you select the “Custom” option, you should establish rule relationships using the “Completion Formula” field:

Figure 6i. Establish Rule Relationships

Use parentheses (brackets) within the Completion Formula, where possible.


Modify Award Rules

You can edit existing rules or add new rules, only if the Award has not been issued to a Student.

Figure 6ii. Modify Rules


Issue an Award

Figure 7i. Award Status

Check that the Award Status is “Active”. If not, open the Awards tab and change the status.

Figure 7ii. Link the Award to the Programme

Navigate to Curriculum Index > Programme, then add the Award/s to propagate to the Enrolments of the Programme.

NOTE: This step is optional. An award can be linked to a Student directly, without being linked to one Programme.

Figure 7iii. Navigate to Student > Awards

On a Student’s Awards tab, click the green “+” button to link an Award.

Figure 7iv. Link the Award to the Student

Select and save one or more Awards.


Student Award Tracking and Completion

The Student Award Status can be automatically updated to “Completed” if the Award has rules attached to it.

Student Awards without rules must be marked, manually.

Figure 8. Open Student Award Details

Figure 9i. Monitor Progress and Auto-Complete Student Award

The progress bar (green) and coloured rule tags indicate the Student’s progress in completing rules which earn them an Award. Click the refresh button (orange) to automatically update the Student Award to “Completed”.
NOTE: Deactivating a student award (purple) conceals the other action buttons.

Figure 9iia. Manually Complete Student Award

If the Award has no rules, update the Student Award, manually.

Figure 9iiia. Add Required Details

Edit the Student Award to mark it as “Achieved” and provide the “Achieved Date”.

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