Course catalog and syllabus
Classroom courses with modules, topics, fees, and a brochure. Visitors browse them on the website. Staff edit them on the other three apps.
What this feature does
Classroom courses, short certificates, vocational diplomas, and self-paced online courses share one catalog. A course is built as modules, chapters, and topics, with fees and a brochure.
Visitors browse the catalog and the fee on the public website. Staff create and edit the same courses on the phone, the portal, and the desktop. A built-in viewer opens the course brochure as a PDF.
Course catalog and syllabus is on all four apps: the Mobile app, Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
How it flows
- 1Build the syllabus
- 2Attach the brochure
- 3Publish it
Step by step: how to use it
- 1Build the syllabus
Add modules, chapters, and topics, plus the fee.
- 2Attach the brochure
The PDF opens in the viewer for a visitor.
- 3Publish it
The public course page and the office apps show the same course.
Quick answers
- What is Course catalog and syllabus?
- Classroom courses, short certificates, vocational diplomas, and self-paced online courses share one catalog. A course is built as modules, chapters, and topics, with fees and a brochure. It is part of Courses and batches in Paperless Institutes.
- Which apps include Course catalog and syllabus?
- Course catalog and syllabus is on all four apps: the Mobile app, Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
- Who uses Course catalog and syllabus?
- Office staff, and visitors on the website use Course catalog and syllabus. Classroom courses with modules, topics, fees, and a brochure.
- How does Course catalog and syllabus work?
- 1. Build the syllabus. 2. Attach the brochure. 3. Publish it.
More in Courses and batches
Staff build self-paced courses. Learners watch lessons on the website and can buy them on the phone or the website.
A batch has a name, teacher, seats, days, and class time. Staff create and edit batches, and teachers see the batches assigned to them.
Staff place a student into a batch. A website or phone purchase of an online course also creates an enrollment.
