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OnMyCalendar is a bottom-up tool that allows users to enter data once and have it used in multiple places like websites, emails and printouts. It aims to reduce effort, simplify processes and take advantage of instantly available information. Key features include an enterprise website manager, central calendar and announcements, staff website, web forms, personal teacher/department websites, and WhatsUp pages for parents and students. The tools provide flexibility and allow customization while automating routine tasks.
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- 1. Make The Web Work For You November 14, 2011
- 2. Goals & Objectives • More effective communication • Reduce effort to “process” information • Take advantage of “instantly available”
- 3. How OnMyCalendar Fits In OnMyCalendar is a “bottom-up” tool set. Orientation Bottom-up Top-down Examples OnMyCalendar, Student Information Email, Word, Excel Systems Control Automate your System dictates how processes school operates Modularity Use pieces that fit Generally all or nothing your needs Flexibility Taylor tools to your Rather rigid process
- 4. Reduce Effort, Simplify • Enter data once, use everywhere • Public website, staff website, e-mail, in print • Eliminate middlemen • Users input directly into system • Users view info when they need it, wherever they are • Let system do the mundane • System insures correct / valid data • Make system as simple to use as possible
- 5. OnMyCalendar Modules • Enterprise Website Manager • Central Calendar & Announcements • Staff Website • Web Forms • Teacher/Dept Websites • WhatsUp for Parents & Students
- 6. Enterprise Website Manager • Automate your main website • Flexible Content Management System • Custom layout, banners, colors, and look • No more web programming • Changes updated immediately
- 7. Central Calendar & Announcements • Multiple Calendars “Upcoming Events”, Monthly, Topic-specific • News Listings • Doesn’t look tacked on to page • Enter once, display & print everywhere • No tech skills • Multiple userids
- 8. Central Calendar & Announcements • Variety of formats • Lists • Grids • Hourly Schedules • Date ranges • Select fields to display
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- 12. Web Forms • Many different kinds of fields: Text, number, currency, date, e-mail address, checkbox, phone number, state code, zip code, dropdown list, radio button list • Include instructions and other text
- 13. Web Forms • View responses online • Download data to Excel
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- 15. Personal Web Sites • For teachers • For departments • As sections of main website • Clean and organized • Flexible • Very easy to use – No web programming • Archive of information • Site format matches school web site
- 16. Personal Web Sites for Teachers • No web programming • Lets teachers focus on their needs • Upload assignments, handouts • List class work and/or homework • Provide reference/study information • Create pages as needed • Built-in calendar to display homework • Built-in web forms
- 17. Personal Web Sites for Teachers
- 18. Personal Web Sites for Teachers
- 19. Personal Web Sites for Teachers
- 20. Personal Web Sites for Teachers
- 21. Personal Web Sites for Teachers
- 22. Personal Web Sites for Teachers
- 23. Personal Web Sites for Teachers
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- 25. WhatsUp Page • For parents • For students • Extra-curricular organizations
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