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Overview

This article offers options for providers seeking to quickly and efficiently enrol entire cohorts of students into units without processing each student record manually. There are multiple options for creating new student unit enrolments in bulk as per the table below:

Recommended Use Case

1. Bulk Course Edit screen

When unit selection is common among all students of a single cohort

2. Import Wizard tool

When performing ad-hoc unit selection among students of a single cohort or to perform enrolment across multiple cohorts

3. Application Programming Interface (API)

For creating complex system to system integrations with the objective of fully automating the creation of unit enrolment records within Paradigm

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title1. Bulk Course Edit screen

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Create the Bulk List of Students to Enrol

There are three ways to create the bulk list of students that you want to enrol to scheduled units via the Paradigm’s User Interface. Depending on the complexities of your student cohort / criteria, and how your current students' data are coded, you have the option to choose either of these three possible ways in creating your bulk list:

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) Search Course screen (Student > Search Course)

You can search for students via this screen by Course Name, Enrolment Status, Institution, Funding Type, Start and End Date, Contact Mode and Hours, Order By, and Agent.

Refer to the instructions on this workflow How to ADD a List of Students to a Bulk List.

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) Upload Bulk List screen (Student > Upload Bulk List)

Upload a list from a CSV Source File. You can use this option if you have an existing (valid with all the required fields matching to Paradigm) CSV file with a list of students that you want to enrol to the scheduled units.

Refer to the instructions on this workflow Student > Upload Bulk List.

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) Report Builder screen (Report > Report Builder)

If you want to build a list of students to enrol using your existing saved report or generate a new report with your own criteria / conditions, then this is the best way for you to create the bulk list.

Refer to the instructions on this workflow Report Builder > Bulk Student Select.

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Enrol to Scheduled Units

After creating the bulk list of students to whichever method you choose from the options above, you are now ready to proceed to enrolling the students to scheduled units.

  1. Choose Student > Bulk Course Edit menus on the side. Scroll down to the SCHEDULED UNIT SEARCH section. Search by Unit ID or Unit Name if you want only one specific scheduled unit, else, you can search by Unit Provider, Start and End Date, and Status. Click the SEARCH SCHEDULED UNIT button.

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) typing more keywords on the Filter Box (highlighted in RED with an arrow in the screenshot below). Once you have the scheduled unit results, (
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) select the scheduled unit(s) that you want the students to be enrolled to by putting a checkmark against each scheduled unit checkboxes. Select all scheduled units by clicking the checkbox on the header column on the upper right corner of the table.

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) After selecting the scheduled unit(s), you have the option to set the Enrolment Status to Enrolled and then (
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) click the ENROL INTO SELECTED SCHEDULED UNITS button.

3. After clicking the enrol button, check under the STUDENT RESULT LIST section for any errors. If all goes well, you should have a result list with SUCCESS messages, the same as the sample screenshot below.

Tip

The students are now successfully enrolled to the scheduled unit(s). To check, you can load a student record and check under the UNIT ENROLMENTS section.

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