The Schedule tab shows your cohort’s calendar of sessions. You first generate sessions from your recurring patterns, then you can open any session to manage it or take attendance.Documentation Index
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Where to find the schedule
- Go to Program Dashboard → Cohorts and open a cohort.
- Click the Schedule tab.
Generating sessions from patterns
If the cohort has no sessions yet but has recurring patterns set, the Schedule tab will show an option to Generate schedule (or similar). Click it to create sessions for every occurrence of each pattern between the cohort’s start and end date. If sessions already exist, generating again may replace them. The app will show a warning so you can confirm. Use this when you’ve added or changed patterns and want the calendar to match.Opening a session: Manage Session and Take attendance
When you click a session on the calendar (or use a session list if available), you can:-
Manage Session — Opens a panel where you can:
- View an overview of the session.
- Edit details (title, description, date, time, location, type, notes, cancellation).
- Manage teaching (session segments: topics, duration, instructors).
- Assign lessons (link lessons from the cohort’s courses to this session).
- View history of teaching changes.
- Take attendance — Opens a separate flow where you mark each enrolled student as Present, Late, Absent, or Excused and save.
When to generate vs when to edit
- Generate schedule — Use when you first set up the cohort or when you’ve changed recurring patterns and want the calendar to reflect them for the full date range.
- Edit a session — Use when one date is different (e.g. a make-up class), when you need to cancel one day, or when you’re only changing title, location, or notes for a single session.
See also
- Recurring patterns — Define the patterns used to generate sessions.
- Editing and cancelling sessions — Change or cancel a single session.
- Session topics and segments — Record what was taught (Manage Session → Teaching).
- Attendance — Take attendance for a session.
- Sessions and lessons — How lessons are assigned to sessions.