How students plan courses

Xello productXello 6-12 Time37 minutestvRecorded January 2024

This recorded webinar takes you through everything you need to know about Xello's incredibly powerful 4-year Course Planner.

In this session, you'll learn:

  • Adding and removing courses
  • Course rules
  • Graduation and specialization tracking
  • Submitting course requests
  • Exemptions and educator overrides
  • Reporting

Additional resources

Additional resources

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    Short VideoManaging students' high school course plans New

    In this short video, you'll see how Xello’s Course Planner lets students manage their course selections to meet diploma requirements.

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      Short VideoIntroduction to Course Planner

      To see how students use Course Planner in Xello, check out this video and share it with your students

  • pdfPDF
    PDFWork with student course plans New

    Follow this guide for tips on how to make your course planner review process a breeze. Learn how to review, track, action, and approve student course plans.

  • pdfPDF
    PDFCourse Planner annual tasks guideDownload this guide for helpful reminders on what to review and update in Xello's Course Planner each year.
  • pdfPDF
    PDFCourse Planner and Xello New

    Share this quick guide with your students to help get them started with Course Planner.

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