Adding Notes to Assignments

Adding Notes to Assignments

Purpose

  1. To explain how to add notes to assignments.


Video 




Directions

1. Click on Scheduling> Shift Board. 





2. Click on the three dots next to the assignment, then click Add Note.


Click on the three dots next to the assignment, then click Add Note.



3. Type in the information that you want, and click Save. 


Type in the information that you want, and click Save.



4. Your note will appear underneath the assignment name. 


Your note will appear underneath the assignment name.

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