Get Started
With Anthology Student, your constituents will enjoy a whole new user experience and responsive design. Along with mobile access across a broad set of browsers and mobile devices, the dynamic, easy-to-use interface helps employees stay connected across campus or traveling across the country. This enables your administrators, faculty, and staff to be responsive to inquiries and tasks, and provide exceptional service no matter where they are located.
Anthology Student also contains enhancements to make you more efficient. For example:
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You can use the Students list from the Students tile to add and work with students. The Students list is used across all areas of your institution and contains an alphabetical list of all the students at your campuses. It also has multiple search methods that you can use to locate the Student Profile for students, prospective students, and alumni.
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If you work with student documents in more than one module, you can manage all of the student documents from one location rather than accessing Document Tracking from each module.
The Views feature is also unique to Anthology Student. Using the Views feature, you can organize the data that you have in Anthology Student in a way that helps you work more efficiently. You can create views using any combination of data that helps you perform your work better. For example, you can create views that enable you to:
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Quickly access the data that you refer to frequently
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Track and complete your work faster
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Compile and analyze data more efficiently
So that you have examples to review and views that you can use immediately, there are standard views installed with Anthology Student.
The Student Web App and legacy interface components of Anthology Student share the same database.
For example, the:
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Activities you created in the legacy interface are displayed as tasks and can be modified in the Student Web App
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Tasks that you create in the Student Web App are also displayed and can be modified as activities in the legacy interface
The students that you add in the Student Web App:
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Are available with legacy interface features (such as Schedule Documents)
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Are accessible through other Anthology products in your configuration, such as CampusNexus CRM (with connector integration) and Portal
The table contains acronyms that you can use in names. For example, you can use the acronyms for as prefixes for module specific tasks and documents.
Name | Suggested Acronym |
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Academic Records | AR |
Admissions | AM |
All modules | ALL |
Career Services | CS |
Financial Aid | FA |
Student Accounts | SA |
Student Services | SS |
The suggested acronym for System Administrator related items is SYS.
The topics in Get Started provide basic information about using Anthology Student.
Category | Description | Topics |
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Begin to use Anthology Student |
These topics cover the some of the basics for Anthology Student. For example, you should understand how security is managed and how to set your default campus before you begin. The topics also provide an overview of the Home page and options you have for information and navigation in the command bar. |
Set and Change Your Default Campus and Settings Search Using the Command Bar and Advanced Search |
Use common elements of the interface |
The interface has common elements. For example, pages contain lists, grids, and forms. Once you are familiar with the options for these elements, you can use them throughout the product. These topics cover working with common elements. |
Filter the Data in Lists and Grids
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Use features | The topic lists links to the help topics for features that are frequently used in Anthology Student | Frequently Used Features |
Additional Resources
For the complete set of documents for Anthology Student, access the Anthology Student Documentation Suite on help.anthology.com.
For expert training, on-demand learning content, and best practices across the spectrum of Anthology products, access the Anthology Academy at https://www.anthology.com/academy (logon required).