Index

Speaking of learning tasks...

This location displays all the authenticated user’s learning tasks, classified by completion deadline and with the actions that can be executed in each type of task, such as answering an evaluation, accessing a track or a training course, accessing an event’s virtual room, among others.

It is possible to execute tasks from both students and teachers/persons responsible for any activity in the learning area and respective evaluations.

When the task to be executed is a virtual event, participants are directed to the Messaging feature window, where they can access the content made available during the event, as well as interact in real time with other participants. This requires the feature to be active on the platform, otherwise the virtual event rooms cannot be accessed.

Activities are classified based on their respective completion deadlines:

• Today: activities whose deadline is the current date
• Tomorrow: activities to be completed on the subsequent day
• Next 7 days: activities to be completed within the next 7 days
• Next 30 days: activities to be completed within the next 30 days
• Far from deadline: activities whose deadlines exceed 30 days
• No deadline: activities with no defined completion deadline.

View learning tasks

01. In the main menu, place the mouse over Learning.

02. Click Learning tasks.

03. View all learning tasks pending execution.

Execute next learning task

01. In the Next activity section, click the option that defines the action to be executed in the learning activity.

Execute main action of the learning task

01. In the All activities section, click the category to which the task to be executed belongs.

02. In the list of tasks, select the task to be executed.

Execute optional action of the learning task

01. In the All activities section, click the category of the task whose optional action will be performed.

02. In the list of tasks, click the menu of content related to the task, located in the Actions column.

03. Click the option that determines the action to be executed for the task.