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The document provides step-by-step instructions for school representatives to assign class advisers to classes using the LIS Housekeeping Application. It outlines logging in, starting the housekeeping process, editing class advisers, choosing advisers from a dropdown, saving selections, and logging out. Representatives are instructed to assign all available classes and have advisers log in to view learners, as another module will define class sections.
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LIS Housekeeping UsersManual
School Representatives canassignClass Advisers toaclass.
1) Login Page
[Action Steps] How to log into the LIS Housekeeping Application (Assigning Class
Advisers)
A. Enter yourSchool Representativeusernameandpassword onthe screenshownabove,
and then clickthe SignInbutton.
B. Wait forthe systemtoprocessyourcredentials.
C. A successful loginwill bringyoutothe LISInitial ApplicationPage (Item#2)
2)
[Action Steps] How to start assigningClassAdviser to a class.
A. ClickStart Housekeeping](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/lishousekeepingusersmanual-howtoassignclassadviserstoaclass1-150206090427-conversion-gate02/85/Lis-housekeeping-users-manual-how-to-assign-class-advisers-to-a-class-1-1-1-320.jpg)
![LIS Housekeeping Users Manual Page 2
3)
[Action Steps] Start AssigningClassAdvisers.
A. Clickthe editbuttononthe side of the ClassAdviser.
B. ProceedtoItem# 4.
4)
[Action Steps] Assign a Class Adviser.
A. Choose the correct classadviserusername onthe dropdownthatcorrespondonthe
classadvisername or username indicated.
B. Proceedtoitem#5.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/lishousekeepingusersmanual-howtoassignclassadviserstoaclass1-150206090427-conversion-gate02/85/Lis-housekeeping-users-manual-how-to-assign-class-advisers-to-a-class-1-1-2-320.jpg)
![LIS Housekeeping Users Manual Page 3
5)
[Action Steps] Save Class AdviserChoosen.
A. Clickthe editbuttonto save the chosenclass adviser.
B. ProceedtoItem# 6.
6)
[Action Steps] Finish.
A. Afterassigningclassadviserstothe available classes youare now finish.
B. Clickthe Logoutbutton.
C. Have the classadviserlogintothe housekeepingsite the learnersshould
appear,if not the learnerclasshasno define section.Anotherhousekeeping
module isbeingpreparedforthis.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/lishousekeepingusersmanual-howtoassignclassadviserstoaclass1-150206090427-conversion-gate02/85/Lis-housekeeping-users-manual-how-to-assign-class-advisers-to-a-class-1-1-3-320.jpg)
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