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4 – Working with Grids

On this page: What are Grids Grids are used often within SELMA and provide a functional, practical way of displaying large batches of information. Below is an example of the Curriculum Grid (Curriculum -> Manage Curriculum) and a breakdown of its navigational capabilities. Search The “Search” function allows you to quickly find specific records and …

Curriculum Setup

SELMA, on a high level, manages two different curriculum items. Programmes and components. A programme can be: Your qualifications on offer A programme A Course you are selling Etc. A component is a child object to a programme and can be a: Course or Module (depending on which term is used) Unit Standard (a specific …

Students page – old

This page explains what functionalities the “Students” at the navigation menu can have. Functionalities will all be dependent on your subscription plan. To find out about subscriptions check out our Plans. This includes managing students, creating new student, merging student, uploading photos, and enrolment form. Skip Ahead: Use SELMA’s Student Module to create and manage …

3 – SELMA Layout & Dashboards

On this page: Home Screen and Top Navigation SELMA’s layout is streamlined and easy to navigate. When you log into your SELMA account, the homepage displays a dashboard as demonstrated on the image below. The left side of this screen provides insights into key performance indicators, while the right side displays cards that allow dynamic …