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Notices are the main way to share important information to classes. They are displayed to students via Myplace, in the Mobile App, and delivered to their Strathclyde email address.

Notices are sent using Myplace. They can be public, or target a specific class, groups, or even single students. In Myplace, recent notices are shown within the My Notices block in the Dashboard and in all classes. All notices are are also listed in the Communication Hub.

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Notices are shown under the My notices block. Staff and students can click on a notice to expand it and view the content, or choose to view all notices in the Communication Hub.

The My notices block in the Myplace dashboard shows announcements and a clickable list of the four most recent notices. Each notices shows the title, name and picture of the sender, and the time it was sent. The View All Notices and Post Notice buttons are also available.

\uD83D\uDCD8 Instructions

From your Myplace class or from the dashboard, you can post a notice from the My notices block.

To access this feature, you need to be a member of staff and have a teaching role in at least one class.

  1. Go to the Post notice page.

  2. Choose your target audience.

  3. Compose your notices.

  4. Add attachments.

  5. Set notifications.

  6. Preview and send.

Please keep reading for more details about each step.

Step 1 - Go to the Post Notice page

From the My notices block in your class or in the Dashboard, select the Post notice button.

The post Notice Button is located under My Notices after the list of notices and the View all Notices button.

Step 2 - Choose your audience

The audience of a notice are the people who will receive your message. You can target specific classes, groups, or single students.

If you open the Post Notice page from a class, the class will be the default audience. You can choose a different audience if you want.

You can use a panel to highlight or add additional information. Please only use the styles below according to their purpose and meaning.

Note - use for a tip or aside.
(To use this style, select the note icon in the menu.)

Info - use to provide additional information.
(To use this style, select the info icon in the menu.)

Warning - use to warn about potential risks. Something to think about a bit more.
(To use this style, select the info icon in the menu.)

Correct - use to promote a correct action, tool, or behaviour.
(To use this style, select the success icon in the menu.)

Incorrect - use sparingly to draw attention towards and old or incorrect set of instructions or behaviour. Use for things that my break if setup wrongly.
(To use this style, select the error icon in the menu.)

Strathclyde specific conventions or policies - use this panel to describe university conventions or policies. Please provide links to any procedure, policy or documentation that can be relevant.

(To add this style, use custom panel with grey background and select the Strathclyde logo in the emojis)

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