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You reach your personal preferences via this icon. There you can set up your personal homepage, provide information on your courses of studies or your place of work, upload a picture of yourself, change your password and much more.
You reach your personal preferences via this icon. There you can set up your personal Homepage, provide information on your courses of studies or your place of work, upload a picture of yourself, change your password and much more.
No, that is not a joke, but the fast access to your Personal appointment calendar. The Appointment calendar in Stud.IP manages your personal and occupational appointments, reminds you of birthdays, displays course dates and much more. The best thing about it: you have access to these important data from any PC with an Internet connection. Furthermore, the Appointment calendar can synchronise data with many other devices (such as PDAs). Via the “Planner” icon you additionally have access to the Address book features, your Schedule and other personal services.
No, that is not a joke, but the fast access to your personal Appointment calendar. The Appointment calendar in Stud.IP manages your personal and occupational appointments, reminds you of birthdays, displays course appointments and much more. The best thing about it: you have access to this important data from any PC with an Internet connection. Furthermore, the Appointment calendar can synchronise data with many other devices (such as PDAs). Via the “Planner” icon you additionally have access to the Address book features, your Schedule and other personal services.
No, that is not a joke, but the fast access to your Personal appointment calendar. The Appointment calendar in Stud.IP manages your personal and occupational appointments, reminds you of birthdays, displays course dates and much more. The best thing about it: you have access to these important data from any PC with an Internet connection. Furthermore, the Appointment calendar can synchronize data with many other devices (such as PDAs). Via the “Planner” icon you additionally have access to the Address book features, your Schedule and other personal services.
The Header bar accompanies you through all the pages of the system. Regardless of what you do or where you might have gotten lost — the Header bar always helps you to find your way back to known territory. There are various symbols (icons) distributed across the bar. Each of these icons can be clicked with the cursor —you then move to another page in the system. Some of the icons, for example the icon for the CHAT or the “Who is online?” display can also change colours and thus indicate changes in the system. The icons in detail:
The Header bar accompanies you through all the pages of the system. Regardless of what you do or where you might have gotten lost — the Header bar always helps you to find your way back to known territory. There are various symbols (icons) distributed across the bar. Each of these icons can be clicked with the cursor — you then move to another page in the system. Some of the icons, for example the icon for the CHAT or the “Who is online?” display can also change colours and thus indicate changes in the system. The icons in detail:
You access Stud.IP’s internal messaging system via the letter icon. Using it, you can send messages to other Stud.IP users. These internal system messages have the same functions as emails. But they reach users who are now online much more quickly — similar to SMS on mobile telephones. When you receive one of these short messages, the letter icon starts to blink red.
You access Stud.IP’s Internal messaging system via the letter icon. Using it, you can send messages to other Stud.IP users. These Internal system messages have the same functions as emails. But they reach users who are now online much more quickly — similar to SMS on mobile telephones. When you receive one of these short messages, the letter icon starts to blink red.
When someone else is already in the chat room, the icon changes colour:
When someone else is already in the Chat room, the icon changes colour:
Linger for a moment on the activated Chat icon with the mouse, and the number of people who are now in the global chat room will be displayed. With a click you enter the chat room yourself.
Linger for a moment on the activated Chat icon with the mouse, and the number of people who are now in the Global chat room will be displayed. With a click you enter the Chat room yourself.
DThe Header bar accompanies you through all the pages of the system. Regardless of what you do or where you might have gotten lost — the Header bar always helps you to find your way back to known territory. There are various symbols (icons) distributed across the bar. Each of these icons can be clicked with the cursor —you then move to another page in the system. Some of the icons, for example the icon for the CHAT or the “Who is online?” display can also change colours and thus indicate changes in the system. The icons in detail:
DThis icon shows how many people other than you are still online in the system. If the icon remains grey, only you are online. However, if it turns red:
This icon shows how many people other than you are still online in the system. If the icon remains grey, only you are online. However, if it turns red:
Appointment calendar. The Appointment Calendar in Stud.IP manages your personal and occupational appointments, reminds you of birthdays, displays course dates and much more. The best thing about it: you have access to these important data from any PC with an Internet connection. Furthermore, the Appointment Calendar can synchronize data with many other devices (such as PDAs). Via the “Planner” icon you additionally have access to the address book features, the schedule and other personal services.
With this symbol you can return to your Start page from any arbitrary page in the system.
In Stud.IP you will need this page most frequently for the selection of the courses in which you have enrolled. To ensure that you will be able to reach this page quickly, we have incorporated a link into the Header bar.
You can chat with other people who are now online in Stud.IP. With a click on this icon you enter the Chat room.
Now you are no longer alone in the system. If you linger with the cursor on the icon, most browsers will show you how many people are online. With a click on the icon you move to an overview page which lists exactly who is online. From there you can send other users an internal short message or ask them to chat.
By clicking on this Icon you enter the search area of Stud.IP. You can search for courses, institutions, people who are registered in the system or for resources such as rooms or requisite equipment.
By clicking on this Icon you enter the Search area of Stud.IP. You can search for courses, institutions, people who are registered in the system or for resources such as rooms or requisite equipment.
By clicking on this button you are transferred to these Help pages. Our Help system is context sensitive. This means that the system attempts to find out which area of Stud.IP you need help for and directly offers you the relevant Help page. If the page is not appropriate for you, you are given an overview of all Help topics by clicking on the large "Index" button (also at the top of this page!).
By clicking on this button you are transferred to these Help pages. Our Help system is context sensitive. This means that the system attempts to find out which area of Stud.IP you need help for and directly offers you the relevant Help page. If the page is not appropriate to you, you are given an overview of all Help topics by clicking on the large "Index" button (also at the top of this page!).
The Header bar accompanies you through all the pages of the system.
Regardless of what you do or where you might have gotten lost — the Header bar always helps you to find your way back to known territory. There are various symbols (icons) distributed across the bar. Each of these icons can be clicked with the cursor — you then move to another page in the system. Some of the icons, for example the icon for the CHAT or the “Who is online?” display can also change colours and thus indicate changes in the system.
The icons in detail:
You access Stud.IP’s internal messaging system via the letter icon. Using it, you can send messages to other Stud.IP users. These internal system messages have the same functions as emails. But they reach users who are now online much more quickly — similar to SMSs on mobile telephones. When you receive one of these short messages, the letter icon starts to blink red.
You can chat with other people who are now online in Stud.IP. With a click on this icon you enter the chat room.
If someone else is already in the chat room, the icon changes colour:
Linger for a moment on the activated Chat room icon with the mouse, and the number of people who are now in the global chat room will be displayed. With a click you enter the chat room yourself.
This icon shows how many people other than you are still online in the system. If the icon remains grey, only you are online. However, if it turns red,
You are no longer alone in the system. If you linger with the cursor on the icon, most browsers will show you how many people are online. With a click on the icon you move to an overview page which lists exactly who is online. From there you can send other users an internal short message or ask them to chat.
You move to your personal preference page via this icon. There you can set up your personal home page, provide information on your courses of studies or your place of work, upload a picture of yourself, change your password and much more.
No, that is not a joke, but the fast access to your personal appointment calendar. The Appointment Calendar in Stud.IP manages your personal and occupational appointments, reminds you of birthdays, displays course dates and much more. The best thing about it: you have access to these important data from any PC with an Internet connection. Furthermore, the Appointment Calendar can synchronize data with many other devices (such as PDAs). Via the “Planner” icon you additionally have access to the address book features, the schedule and other personal services.
WBy clicking on this button you are transferred to these Help pages. Our Help system is context sensitive. This means that the system attempts to find out which area of Stud.IP you need help for and directly offers you the relevant Help page. If the page is not appropriate for you, you are given an overview of all Help topics by clicking on the large "Index" button (also at the top of this page!).
you are no longer alone in the system. If you linger with the cursor on the icon, most browsers will show you how many people are online. With a click on the icon you move to an overview page which lists exactly who is online. From there you can send other users an internal short message or ask them to chat.
Regardless of what you do or where you might have gotten lost — the Header bar always helps you to find your way back to known territory. There are various symbols (icons) distributed across the bar. Each of these icons can be clicked with the cursor —you then move to another page in the system. Some of the icons, for example the icon for the CHAT or the “Who is online?” display can also change colours and thus indicate changes in the system.
Legal details
Attach:rot_en.gif Δ For security reasons you should always logout. If you do not logout, the next person to use your computer can move about in Stud.IP using your identity.
The top line accompanies you through all pages of the system. It doesn’t matter what you are doing right now, or where you got lost – the top line helps you find where you are at any time. On the bar are different symbols. Each symbol can be clicked on with the cursor – you reach a different page within the system. Some symbols are changing their colour to display changes, like the symbol for the ’’Chat’’ or for ’’Who is online?’’ The symbols in detail:
With this symbol you are able to reach your start page from any page in the system.
Most frequently you will need the page in Stud.IP for the selection of your courses. In order to reach this page fast, we placed a link into the top line.
By pressing this symbol you reach the Stud.IP intern messaging system. Here you can send messages to other users of the system. These intersystem messages have the same functionality as emails. User, who are online, get the email immediately just like SMS on mobile telephones. If you get a news let, the symbol is blinking red.
You are able to chat with other people, who are online right now at Stud.IP! You enter the chat area with one click on this symbol.
If someone is already in the chat area the icon changes colour:
If you stay with the mouse on the activated chat icon for a while, you receive a display, how many persons are in the global chat area right now.
This icon shows you, how many persons are online in the system besides you. If the icon stays grey, only you are online. But if it changes the colour to red
you are not alone anymore in the system. To see how many persons are online, you have to stay on the icon with the mouse pointer (not every browser shows it). With on click at the symbol you reach an overview, where you can directly see who is online. From there you can send other users an intersystem message or an invitation to chat.
The timetable administers your personal and your job-related appointment, remind of birthdates, shows dates of courses and much more. The best is: you have access to all important data from each computer with an internet connection. Furthermore the timetable is able to synchronise with other equipment (like PDAs). By pressing on the “Planner” – icon you also get access to the functions of the address book, class-schedule and other personal services.
One click at the Stud.IP logo gets you to the imprint. There you find information about Stud.IP (like a versions history), information about contact partner (like the developer or the administrator responsible for you) and statistics of your installation of Stud.IP (like number of users, the activated courses etc.)
You reach your personal setting page by this icon. Here you can set your personal homepage and give information about your courses of study or your employment, you are able to upload a picture of yourself, and you can change your password and much more.
In this area you can search for courses, users, who are registered in Stud.IP, for institutes, learning modules and for literature.
Additionally you have the opportunity to rummage in the archive of Stud.IP. All courses are archived. The basic data are available for everyone. But extended information or uploaded term papers are only available for persons, who really participate at the course (who were subscribed then).
The information-icon shows you information about your account (username, term of session etc.) and technical data (for example selected screen resolution and the set up language)
In addition, you have the opportunity to browse in the Stud.IP archive — all courses are archived. The key data are accessible to anyone (subject, lecturer, etc.); however, extended information or the uploaded term papers are only available to those who actually participated in the course (thus those who were enrolled in it).
With a click on this term you receive information as to who can see which of your data or which data you can make visible for whom, respectively.
A click on this button takes you to the Legal details. There you can find information about Stud.IP (e.g. a version history), information about contacts (e.g. the developers or the administrators responsible for you) and statistics on your Stud.IP installation (e.g. number of users, the most active courses and much more).
With this icon you can reach the help page. The help function of Stud.IP is context-sensitive. So the program tries to recognise the users problem and offers a corresponding help page. If this is should not succeed, you automatically reach the index of the help pages, from where you can choose the relevant subject.
One click on the door, and you properly logged out of the system.
You can leave the system without clicking on "Log out" without any major problems.
The system notices independently, if a user is inactive for a longer time and logs you out automatically.
A click on “Logout” and you have correctly logged out of the system.
Attach:rot_en.gif Δ For security reasons you should always logout. If you do not logout, the next person to use your computer can move about in Stud.IP using your identity. After a certain period without activity, you are automatically logged out.
It doesn’t matter what you are doing right now, or where you got lost – the top line helps you to find known terrain at any time. At the bar are different symbols. Each symbol can be clicked on with the cursor – you reach a different page within the system. Some symbols are changing their colour to display changes, like the symbol for the ’’Chat’’ or for ’’Who is online?’’
It doesn’t matter what you are doing right now, or where you got lost – the top line helps you find where you are at any time. On the bar are different symbols. Each symbol can be clicked on with the cursor – you reach a different page within the system. Some symbols are changing their colour to display changes, like the symbol for the ’’Chat’’ or for ’’Who is online?’’
Most frequently you will need the page in Stud.IP for the selection of your courses. In order to reach this page fast, we built a link into the top line.
By pressing this symbol you reach the Stud.IP intern messaging system. Here you can send messages to other users of the system. These intersystem messages have the same functionality as emails. User, who are online, get the email immediately just like a SMS at a mobile telephones. If you get a news let, the symbol is blinking red.
You are able to chat with other peoples, who are online right now at Stud.IP! You enter the chat area with one click on this symbol.
If already someone is in the chat area the icon discolours:
The timetable administers your personal and your job-related appointment, remind of birthdates, shows dates of courses and much more. The best is: you have access to all important data from each computer with an internet. Furthermore the timetable is able to synchronise with other equipment (like PDAs). By pressing on the “Planner” – icon you also get access to the functions of the address book, class-schedule and other personal services.
You reach your personal setting page by this icon. Here you can set your personal homepage and give information about your courses of study or your employment, you are able to upload a picture of you, and you can change your password and much more.
Therewith you reach the help page. The help function of Stud.IP is context-sensitive. So the program tries to recognize the users problem and offers a corresponding help page. If this is should not succeed, you reach automatically the index of the help, from where you can choose the relevant subject.
You can leave the system without clicking on "Log out" without any damage.
Die Kopfleiste begleitet Sie durch alle Seiten des Systems. Egal was Sie auch tun, oder wo Sie sich auch verirrt haben mögen - die Kopfleiste hilft Ihnen jederzeit, wieder bekanntes Terrain aufzusuchen. Auf der Leiste sind verschiedene Symbole verteilt. Jedes der Symbole kann mit dem Mauszeiger angeklickt werden - Sie erreichen dann eine andere Seite innerhalb des Systems. Manche der Symbole, etwa das Symbol für den CHAT oder die Anzeige "Wer ist online?" können zudem ihre Farbe wechseln und zeigen damit Änderungen im System an. Die Symbole im einzelnen:
Mit diesem Symbol kommen Sie von jeder beliebigen Seite im System aus zu Ihrer Startseite.
Am häufigsten werden Sie in Stud.IP die Seite zur Auswahl Ihrer abonnierten Veranstaltungen benötigen. Um schnell auf diese Seite zu kommen, haben wir einen Link in die Kopfleiste eingebaut.
The top line accompanies you through all pages of the system. It doesn’t matter what you are doing right now, or where you got lost – the top line helps you to find known terrain at any time. At the bar are different symbols. Each symbol can be clicked on with the cursor – you reach a different page within the system. Some symbols are changing their colour to display changes, like the symbol for the ’’Chat’’ or for ’’Who is online?’’ The symbols in detail:
Über das Briefsymbol gelangen Sie zum Stud.IP-internen Nachrichtensystem. Hier können Sie an andere Nutzenden des Systems Nachrichten verschicken. Diese systeminternen Nachrichten haben die gleichen Funktionalitäten wie E-Mails. Allerdings erreichen sie Nutzende, die gerade online sind, wesentlich schneller - fast wie SMS bei Mobiltelefonen. Wenn Sie selbst eine dieser Kurznachrichten bekommen, fängt das Briefsymbol an rot zu blinken:
Nein, das ist kein Gag, sondern der Schnellzugriff auf Ihren persönlichen Terminkalender. Der Terminkalender in Stud.IP verwaltet Ihre persönlichen und beruflichen Termine, erinnert an Geburtstage, zeigt Veranstaltungstermine und vieles mehr. Das beste daran: Sie haben von jedem PC mit Internetanschluß Zugriff auf diese wichtigen Daten! Ausserdem ist der Terminkalender in der Lage, Daten mit vielen anderen Geräten (wie z.B. PDAs) zu synchronisieren. Über das "Planer"-Icon haben Sie zudem Zugriff auf die Funktionen des Adressbuches, des Stundenplans und anderen persönlichen Services.
Sie können mit anderen Personen, die gerade in Stud.IP online sind, chatten! Mit einem Klick auf dieses Symbol betreten Sie den Chatbereich.
Wenn sich bereits jemand im Chatbereich aufhält, verfärbt sich das Icon:
Verweilen Sie mit der Maus einen Augenblick auf dem aktivierten Chat-Icon, so erhalten Sie eine Anzeige, wieviele Personen sich gerade globalen Chatbereich aufhalten. Mit einem Klick kommen Sie selbst in den Chatbereich.
Dieses Icon zeigt Ihnen an, wieviele Personen ausser Ihnen noch online im System sind. Bleibt das Icon grau, so sind nur Sie online. Verfärbt es sich jedoch Rot:
Sie sind nun nicht mehr allein im System. Verweilen Sie mit dem Mauszeiger auf dem Icon, bekommen Sie in den meisten Browsern eine Anzeige, wieviele Personen online sind. Mit einem Klick auf das Symbol kommen Sie zu einer Übersichtsseite, die genau aufschlüsselt wer online ist. Sie können von dort aus anderen Nutzern eine systeminterne Kurzbnachricht schicken oder sie zum Chatten einladen.
Ein Klick auf das Stud.IP-Logo bringt Sie zum Impressum. Hier finden Sie Informationen über Stud.IP (z.B. eine Versionshistory), Informationen über Ansprechpartner (z.B. die Entwickler oder für Sie zuständige Admins) und Statistiken über Ihre Installation von Stud.IP (z.B. Anzahl der Nutzenden, die aktivsten Veranstaltungen u.v.m.).
Mit diesem Icon kommen Sie zu Ihrer persönlichen Einstellungsseite. Hier können Sie Ihre persönliche Homepage einrichten, Informationen zu Ihren Studiengängen oder Ihrem Arbeitsplatz angeben, ein Bild von sich hochladen, Ihr Passwort ändern und Vieles mehr.
Hier kommen Sie in den Suchbereich von Stud.IP. Sie können nach Veranstaltungen, Einrichtungen, Personen die im System registriert sind oder nach Ressourcen wie Räumen oder Geräten suchen.
Zusätzlich haben Sie die Möglichkeit, im Archiv von Stud.IP zu stöbern - alle Veranstaltungen werden archiviert. Die Eckdaten sind für jedermann zugänglich (Thema, Dozierende, etc.), erweiterte Informationen oder die hochgeladenen Hausarbeiten stehen jedoch nur Personen zur Verfügung, die auch wirklich am Seminar teilgenommen (es also damals abonniert) haben.
Das Info-Icon zeigt Ihnen Informationen zu Ihrem Account (Nutzername, Dauer der Session, etc.) und technische Daten (z.B. gewählte Bildschirmauflösung und eingestellte Sprache).
Damit erreichen Sie diese Hilfeseiten. Unser Hilfesystem ist kontext-sensitiv. Das bedeutet, dass das System versucht herauszufinden, zu welchem Bereich von Stud.IP Sie Hilfe benötigen und Ihnen direkt die entsprechende Hilfeseite anbietet. Sollte die Seite für Sie nicht zutreffend sein, erhalten Sie durch Klick auf den großen Button "Inhaltsverzeichnis" (auch oben auf dieser Seite hier!) eine Übersicht über alle Hilfethemen.
Ein Klick auf die Tür, und Sie haben sich ordentlich aus dem System abgemeldet.
Sie können das System jederzeit ohne Schaden auch ohne Klick auf "LogOut" verlassen - etwa indem Sie einfach eine andere Internetadresse in Ihren Browser eingeben. Das System merkt selbstständig, wenn ein User längere zeit inaktiv ist und besorgt dann den LogOut für Sie.
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