Class pages share class related information from Faculty Access for the Web and NetClassroom for a particular class, such as class assignments, averages, documents, and roster. These pages are created and managed by the faculty members who teach the class. When page owners click Create a class page in the Campus Page Manager, they access this screen where they select the class, create a page name, select a class page template, and publish the page.
After the page is published, page owners can add editors (usually a teaching assistant) to help manage the page’s content. The content included on the class page depends on the parts used on the class page template the page owner chooses. For example, if the template includes the Class/Team Blog and Class Page Documents parts, the page owner or editor can add a post to a blog and upload a homework woksheet. Many of the class page parts display information directly from NetClassroom or Faculty Access for the Web and the page owner cannot edit their content from the class page. For example, the Class Page Averages part simply displays the current averages from Faculty Access for the Web. Other parts allow you to interact more directly with NetClassroom or Faculty Access for the Web from the class page. For example, Class Page Assignments are pulled from Faculty Access for the Web. To enter grades for an assignment, the page owner can click the enter grades link in the Class Page Assignments part to open that class in Faculty Access for the Web. For more information about how to configure the link to Faculty Access for the Web, see Link to NetClassroom and Faculty Access for the Web.
Use these parts on class pages: