{"id":4393,"date":"2019-04-11T12:58:57","date_gmt":"2019-04-11T11:58:57","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.langlion.com\/en\/?p=4393"},"modified":"2019-04-25T12:06:51","modified_gmt":"2019-04-25T11:06:51","slug":"how-can-i-help-you-nr-3-student-panel","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.langlion.com\/en\/how-can-i-help-you-nr-3-student-panel\/","title":{"rendered":"„How can I help you?” No. 3: Student Panel"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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Works in LangLion are not slowing down so – as we already declared on Monday – \u00a0we are coming back to you with an article about novelties we have introduced. As you might have already noticed, a completely new Student\u2019s Panel appeared at the end of the previous week. What are the origins of that decision and what exactly has been changed? Read on to find the answers!<\/strong><\/p>\n

What is most visible at first glance, the Panel\u2019s appearance is completely new. Starting from the „Dashboard”\u00a0and going then successively to remaining tabs, we relied first of all on a modern look and transparency of the content. The absence calendar and schedule disappeared. This is a deliberate move, letting us to leave the most important contents on the main page. Others were moved to properly assigned tabs. We try to update every aspect of our Platform on ongoing basis, to make it as intuitive in use as possible.<\/p>\n

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The interface of the page is as responsive as possible (matched to the size of the device on which it is viewed, e.g. phone, tablet), which \u2013 and we make it clear \u2013 is another step towards a mobile application, which many of you look so much forward to. At the same time, it is a harbinger of such application, so be patient because another novelty is likely to appear soon \ud83d\ude42 .<\/p>\n

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A previously missing element in Student\u2019s Panel was the option to add an avatar or own profile photo. It suffices to click on the full name in the Panel\u2019s left top corner. After clicking, the \u201cclick or drop file\u201d option will be displayed, allowing us to choose one of available avatars or to add any photo. We may add a photo by dragging a file into the assigned field or – after clicking on that field – we may choose any image from the disk.<\/p>\n

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Going then to \u201cMarks\u201d tab we can see that besides the a previously available percentage grade, a new function appeared also here. From now on, we have the possibility to check statistics, i.e. how our grade compares to average value for the group and grades of other participants. Below, you can also see time axes, which we can use to check how our result and grades as well as number of received grades change with time.<\/p>\n

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The changes introduced in \u201cAttendance\u201d tab consist in breakdown of information into particular courses. Now, upon clicking on that tab, one can see percentage bars showing attendance and statuses of participation in a given course.<\/p>\n

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Changes have been also made to the last tab – „Payments”. Now in the upper part of the page, we can see at once what amount for classes has been already settled and how much altogether remains to be paid by us until the end of the course\u2019s duration. Next to the list of instalments to be paid, also statuses highlighted with various colours appeared: paid, partly paid, and overdue payment. Owing to such functionality, we can see at once how much and for which invoice we have to pay first.<\/p>\n

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We are aware that the present Student\u2019s Panel is something completely new for you, but we are certain that once you become well acquainted with the introduced changes, it will prove to be simple and user-friendly. We are continuously improving its certain aspects, such as e.g. the student\u2019s contract. Please be patient, because everything will be available soon. As I have already mentioned earlier, changes are necessary to introduce the long-awaited mobile application. And we hope the final outcome will meet your expectations.<\/p>\n

Remember, you can always turn to us with questions by writing to:\u00a0support@langlion.com<\/a>\u00a0or phoning at: +48 799 010 338<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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