Ability to Edit Community Group Section Names
We would like the ability to edit section identifiers for Community pages.
We used to be able to do this in Podium (see screenshots), and see this as a loss of functionality. Currently schools can edit identifiers for course sections, and this should be consistent with Community as well.
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Deleted User
- Aug 5 2015
- Implemented
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Aug 5, 2015
Admin response
Realistically, I don't see us getting to this in the near future given our other Road Map priorities. However, I will keep this in the backlog for future consideration when we get back around to updating this area.
Related ideas
Hello, Hello -
With today's update, we released a new page where you can manage your various Community sections. As part of this update, we have added in the ability to give Community sections and Section identifier. This can be done by going to Extracurricular > Community groups > Group management > Community group pages > Clicking the context menu > Click Edit section. This section identifier will now display on this new list page.
We have plans to surface this identifier in more locations, but for now Community group managers can see it to help better differentiate which sections are which.
Please put this on your map!! I have 20+ parent email sections of one community group and it's impossible to find the appropriate section. Also, please merge these three other identical ideas. Thank you.
https://blackbaudk12.ideas.aha.io/ideas/K12OC-I-2567
https://blackbaudk12.ideas.aha.io/ideas/K12OC-I-325
https://blackbaudk12.ideas.aha.io/ideas/K12OC-I-643
This is definitely an issue of simply being consistent across the system. We can set section identifiers for activity groups, for athletic groups, for course groups... why not also community groups?
If it's at all helpful, here's a screenshot of how I used it. And a screenshot sample of how I would have to do each one of these if I were to have to replicate something similar in the future. Why would you ever have several sections with the same name? That would be confusion in the extreme.