Scheduling Events
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Elentra uses the word event to describe any scheduled time in an organisation's calendar. Events can be learning oriented and include lectures, labs, clinical experiences, independent reading time, etc. or can represent other activities including lunch, paperwork collection, clubs, committee meetings, etc. The types of events included in a calendar are up to the organisation. Scheduling events is accomplished through the Manage Events tab and is available to users with administrative role types (e.g., staff>admin). Faculty members assigned as course or program directors can view and edit events within their own course(s), however, they cannot schedule events through the user interface.
Some notable features of scheduling events with Elentra include:
the ability to export and import CSV files to create schedules,
the ability to copy existing events into a new schedule, including mapped curriculum tags, event descriptions and instructions, and affiliated resources,
the ability to easily create recurring events,
the ability to create parent child links between repeated recurring events (e.g., 10 small groups all doing the same thing) to create accurate reports about event types and durations across a course, and
the ability to group events in a unit within a course.
For information about scheduling clinical learning experiences (i.e. rotations) please see . For information about scheduling granular clinical events within rotations (i.e. a half day at Clinic A with Dr. B) please see .
Once scheduled events exist they can contain detailed information including affiliated faculty, learners, curriculum tags, locations, resources, instructions, etc. Further information about managing the content of events and features like attendance tracking, history, and statistics is available in the Events help section.
Several reports provide an overview of learning events. Highlights include:
a report listing learning event types and durations across courses (e.g., 12% lecture, 25% small group activity, 5% self-assessment),
a report listing which curriculum tags are used across events within a course, and
reports on faculty hours across courses (at the individual and departmental level).