Ask for it when the permission is switched off
Some institutions do not let teachers open classrooms themselves and keep that decision with their administrators. A teacher can send a request instead, and every administrator at that institution receives a notification about it. Who grants it remains the institution's own decision.
How it is done today
Where anyone can open a classroom, a large institution ends up with four batches for one subject and nobody able to say which holds the real students. So the permission gets switched off, and then teachers need a way to ask.
How it works
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Open the request
Where opening classrooms is not permitted, the option to send a request appears in place of the create action.
- 2
Send it
Sending the request notifies every administrator at your institution, so you do not have to work out who to approach first.
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An administrator decides
Granting the permission is the institution's decision, and it is made from their own policy settings rather than here.
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Check again once it is granted
Whether you may open a classroom is checked fresh each time, so a change in the permission is picked up rather than cached.
What it looks like
Who uses it
- Used by:
- Teachers
- Institution types:
- Coaching centres
- Schools
- Colleges
Plan availability
- Starter৳499 a month, one classroom
- Standard৳20 per student per month
- CustomNegotiated
Frequently asked questions
Who receives the request?
Every administrator at your institution gets a notification, so there is no need to know in advance which of them handles it.
Can I request without being part of an institution?
No. The request is addressed to an institution's administrators, so it cannot be sent by an account not attached to one.
How do I know it has been granted?
Whether you may open a classroom is re-checked each time, so once the permission is on, the create option appears for you.