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Speaking of template classes ...

The template class aims to optimize the work of teachers. Topic and topic items (contents, activities, evaluations, among others) are registered on it and all the changes made in the template class are delivered to the classes that use it as a base.

It is possible to use template classes and independent classes in a single subject, that is, the teacher can follow and use the template proposed by the institution in some classes and create an independent class organizing the contents and evaluations for other classes as they like.

Examples of use of a template class:

• when a tutor teaches the same subject in four classes, they can use a template class, so that all the changes made in the template class are taught to the classes that are based on this model without having the need to make changes in each class;
• the institution defines a content and evaluations model that all teachers from that subject need to follow, then the institution registers a template class and each teacher's class follows the template class proposal. All modifications of content and reviews may only be performed on template classes and, automatically, are passed on to all the classes that follow the template.

It is possible to create multiple template classes to the same subject as well as deactivate topics and topic items of template classes. Changes in topics and topic items occurs in the same way as in independent classes and are passed on to the classes that follow the model.

Even with students studying the subject in a class, it is possible to include a template class for it, change the template class it uses or delete the template class and use its own topics.

It is important to note that when adding, changing or removing the template class, students who were using the current topic structure lose the progress on these items, and it is necessary to run new topics that will enter into force in the class because of that change.

Basic Path

01. In the tab General information, enter the requested information for the template class.

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02. Press Save; or Cancel to quit the creation of the template class, if desired.

Alternative Paths

Edit template class

01. In the catalog, access the location where the template class belongs through the structure in the left table.

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05. Press Save or Cancel to discard the changes made, if desired.

Remove template class

01. In the catalog, access the location where the template class belongs through the structure in the left table.

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04. In the message displayed, press Yes to confirm the deletion of the folder or No to quit the action, if desired.

Copy template class

01. In the catalog, access the location where the template class belongs through the structure in the left table.

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Create topic for template class

01. Access the template class that the topic will be created.

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Speaking of template classes ...

The template class aims to optimize the work of teachers. Topic and topic items (contents, activities, evaluations, among others) are registered on it and all the changes made in the template class are delivered to the classes that use it as a base.

It is possible to use template classes and independent classes in a single subject, that is, the teacher can follow and use the template proposed by the institution in some classes and create an independent class organizing the contents and evaluations for other classes as they like.

Examples of use of a template class:

• when a tutor teaches the same subject in four classes, they can use a template class, so that all the changes made in the template class are taught to the classes that are based on this model without having the need to make changes in each class;
• the institution defines a content and evaluations model that all teachers from that subject need to follow, then the institution registers a template class and each teacher's class follows the template class proposal. All modifications of content and reviews may only be performed on template classes and, automatically, are passed on to all the classes that follow the template.

It is possible to create multiple template classes to the same subject as well as deactivate topics and topic items of template classes. Changes in topics and topic items occurs in the same way as in independent classes and are passed on to the classes that follow the model.

Even with students studying the subject in a class, it is possible to include a template class for it, change the template class it uses or delete the template class and use its own topics.

 It is important to note that when adding, changing or removing the template class, students who were using the current topic structure lose the progress on these items, and it is necessary to run new topics that will enter into force in the class because of that change.