My first public class on WizIQ

Yes, use the "eteaching" tag and that should do it...I made the same mistake just a couple of weeks ago. Congrats on scheduling your first class by the way!

Yes, use the "eteaching" tag and that should do it...I made the same mistake just a couple of weeks ago. Congrats on scheduling your first class by the way!

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thanks for the replies. Unfortunately I cannot change the keywords for the existing class but I'll keep that in mind for my upcoming classes when I schedule them.

thanks for the replies. Unfortunately I cannot change the keywords for the existing class but I'll keep that in mind for my upcoming classes when I schedule them.

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is there a specific requirement that I'm not allowed to post my classes with an "eTeaching" tag? I found that the tag has been removed from my classes today. They showed up yesterday in this community but it seems I'm not allowed to post them as "eTeaching".

Any advise appreciated.

Marian

is there a specific requirement that I'm not allowed to post my classes with an "eTeaching" tag? I found that the tag has been removed from my classes today. They showed up yesterday in this community but it seems I'm not allowed to post them as "eTeaching". Any advise appreciated. Marian

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never mind, it seems that admins have restored the tag after I mentioned it in the public forum.

never mind, it seems that admins have restored the tag after I mentioned it in the public forum.

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What Ben said, but more particularly, When you schedule your class you are prompted to give it a title and description there is another box called "keywords". That is where you would place the community tag.

The following is from a post by Sid (Sid Guru at WIZIQ):
For example, if you are having class on English language you will need to add "English" in the keywords. Similarly if your class will be benefiting the members of other communities like the e-Teaching Community, you can add keyword "e-Teaching". Once approved the class will be available under upcoming classes in that community.

What Ben said, but more particularly, When you schedule your class you are prompted to give it a title and description there is another box called "keywords". That is where you would place the community tag. The following is from a post by Sid (Sid Guru at WIZIQ): For example, if you are having class on English language you will need to add "English" in the keywords. Similarly if your class will be benefiting the members of other communities like the e-Teaching Community, you can add keyword "e-Teaching". Once approved the class will be available under upcoming classes in that community.

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