Understanding Onsite Event on Eduqat
Onsite events are live sessions that you can host at your school or any other venue for your students. They are a great way to enhance your online courses with interactive and hands-on learning experiences.
What is an Onsite Event on Eduqat?
An onsite event is a type of course that you can create on Eduqat. It allows you to invite your students to a physical location where you can conduct a live session with them.
How Onsite Event Benefits for Your School
You can use onsite events to:
Demonstrate practical skills or experiments
Provide face-to-face feedback or coaching
Organize group activities or projects
Create a sense of community and engagement
Onsite events have many benefits for your school and students, such as:
Increasing student retention and satisfaction
Improving learning outcomes and performance
Enhancing your online course content and value
Expanding your reach and reputation
How to Create an Onsite Event on Eduqat
To create an onsite event on Eduqat, you need to follow these steps:
Let's breakdown the details for each step!
Step 1. Login to sso.eduqat.com
To access Eduqat, you need to login to sso.eduqat.com with your email and password. This is the single sign-on portal that connects you to all the Eduqat products and services.
Step 2. Head into Eduqat Product Dashboard
Once you are logged in, click on the Product tab on the left navbar. This will take you to the Eduqat Product Dashboard, where you can see all the courses that you have created or enrolled in.
To create a new course, click on the + New Product button on the top right of the page.
Step 3. Creating your Onsite Event
After clicking on the + New Product button, you will be prompted to add a title for your new course. Enter a catchy and descriptive title that reflects the topic and purpose of your onsite event.
From the Course Type dropdown menu, choose Event. This will indicate that your course is a live session that requires a specific date and time.
Next, set up the date and time of your onsite event by clicking on the calendar icon and selecting the appropriate options.
Finally, scroll down and choose Onsite from the Live Session dropdown menu. This will indicate that your event will take place at a physical location rather than online.
Step 4. Adding details to your Onsite Event
After creating your onsite event, you will be redirected to fill in the details for your course. You can add a lesson title, a description, and an attachment for each section of your course.
The lesson title should be a short and clear summary of what you will cover in that section.
The description should be a brief and engaging overview of what you will teach and why it is important or interesting for your students. For example, “In this section, you will learn about the history and science of soap making, as well as the benefits of making your own soap from natural ingredients”.
The attachment is optional, but it can be useful if you want to provide additional resources or materials for your students, such as slides, handouts, or videos.
To add your venue information, click on the Venue Info menu on the left sidebar. Here, you can enter the name and address of your venue, as well as a map link and directions for your students.
To enter the address of your venue, click on the location button.
Search for your venue location on the map. You can also drag and drop the pin to adjust the exact location
Once you select a location from the dropdown menu, your address details will be updated automatically.
To add directions for your students, type in any specific instructions or tips that they need to know before coming to your venue on your course description.
Step 5. Edit your course settings
To edit your course settings, click on the Settings menu on the left sidebar. Here, you can adjust various options for your course, such as:
Duration: Set the time limit for your course. You can enter the hours, minutes, and seconds that you want your course to last. For example, if you want your onsite event to be 2 hours long, you can enter 2 in the HH box.
Set this as a required lesson: Mark this checkbox if you want your students to complete this course before they can access the next course(s) in your program. This will ensure that they don’t miss any important information or skills that you want them to learn.
Step 6. Save and exit
Once you are done with adding all the details and settings for your onsite event, you can save and exit your progress. You have three options to do this:
Draft: Mark this checkbox and click Save & Exit button if you want to save your course as a draft and come back to it later. You can find your draft courses in the Drafts tab on the Product Dashboard.
Discard Changes: Click this button if you want to discard all the changes that you have made and start over. This will delete your course and all the information that you have entered.
Save & Exit: Click this button if you want to save your course and publish it on Eduqat. This will make your course available for your students to enroll and attend.
Conclusion
Congratulations! You have successfully created an onsite event on Eduqat. You can now share your course link with your students and invite them to join your live session. You can also monitor and manage your course performance and feedback on the Product Dashboard.
FAQs
Here are some frequently asked questions about creating an onsite event on Eduqat:
How can I edit or delete my onsite event?
To edit or delete your onsite event, go to the Product Dashboard and find your course. Click on the Edit button to make any changes or updates to your course details or settings. Click on the Delete button to remove your course from Eduqat.
How can I collect feedback from my students after the onsite event?
To collect feedback from your students after the onsite event, you can use the Survey feature on Eduqat. You can create a survey with multiple choice, rating, or open-ended questions and send it to your students via email. You can also view the results and insights of your survey on the Product Dashboard.