This lesson is designed to help you search for people and classes, navigate the All Families, All Students, and All Classes pages, and utilize the Search Staff and Search Transactions reports.
Lesson Outline
Select each link below to review the topics covered in this lesson. Each topic will open in a new browser tab, allowing for easy navigation throughout the lesson.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Search for People or Classes in Jackrabbit | Use the Global Search/Quick Search fields above the menu bar to quickly search and locate people and classes. |
| Active vs Inactive Families | Understand the criteria for determining a family’s status as active or inactive based on current and future student enrollments. |
| Work With All Families | View key family information with data visuals and filters, or take action to add a family, send a message, or apply mass actions to multiple families at once. |
| Work With All Students | View key student information with data visuals and filters, or take action to send a message, work with an individual student, or apply a mass action to multiple students. |
| Work With All Classes | View key class information with data visuals and filters, and take action to add or copy a class, enroll students in classes, send messages, or archive classes. |
| Search for Staff Members | Search through all of your staff to identify those who meet certain criteria with the Staff Search report. |
| Search Transactions | Locate fees, payments, credits, and refunded transactions with the Transactions Search report. |
Now it’s your turn! Put your knowledge to the test with these practice exercises.
End of Lesson Quiz
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