RIO Education
RIO Education and Salesforce – seamless partners
RIO Education has the ability to bring together your campus by friendly, accessible and an easy to use platform for Admin, Faculty and Students. It also provides communities where Faculty and Students can keep track of everything they need including any queries, applications, class schedules, grading etc. All these features work seamlessly together behind…
Read MoreLegacy Student Information System not keeping up? We’ve got you covered
Have you invested a lot of time and energy implementing a large and expensive legacy system that you are ready to retire? Look at Amy for example. Amy works in her head office and has taken decided to check-in on RIO Education. She notices that RIO Education has government compliance components and that all…
Read MoreFinding a great divide between Faculty and Students? Let’s close the gap
We aren’t the only ones who have noticed that there can be a big gap between Faculty and Students. Whether it’s Students being able to contact Faculty with concerns and questions or even something as simple as alerting of last-minute room changes. We’ve seen the gap and understand that there is a need for a…
Read MoreAccessibility on the go!
Meet Susan! Susan is currently attending RIO University and is loving it so far. While out for coffee, Susan has just remembered that she needs to check her class schedule for the upcoming week. Why? Because Susan has a part-time job and has just been notified of a change in her work roster. Previously, this…
Read MoreMultilingual Application Form in RIO Education for Salesforce
In more recent years, education providers are starting to recruit international students. The reason is to promote diversity, enrich the educational experience and enhance social development. Besides that, there are also providers that offer language programs. This gives students across the globe the opportunity to learn many different languages in different parts of the world.…
Read MoreRelease 1 for TCSI is Officially Live
TCSI has officially gone live! This means the B2G APIs, TCSI Data Entry and PRODA linking capability are in production. Providers can start finalising the PRODA settings to connect to TCSI. Once connected, providers will have access to TCSI on a “read-only” mode, meaning users can only view the records. Both new records…
Read MoreWDCI Attends The 2019 TCSI Roadshow
We recently attended the 2019 TCSI Roadshow in Brisbane and thought we would share some key points. Technical/Process TCSI team is not (and is not planning on) providing direct access for developers to test in. Both the USI and CHESSN will not be made as TCSI’s identifier. They will just be values required for…
Read MoreManage attendance rates with RIO Education for Salesforce SIS
In some Education organisations, there is a requirement for students to maintain a minimum percentage or satisfactory attendance in all their sessions/classes throughout their course of study. Failure to meet the attendance requirement may result in numerous outcomes, including failing a course etc. Managing and recording this can be time-consuming. RIO Education offers a standard…
Read MoreReporting on Academic Probation with RIO Education for Salesforce SIS
“Academic Probation” is one of the common terms that education providers use to indicate that a student is not academically progressing to meet the graduation requirements. For example, student grades/GPA are not sufficient enough to continue if his/her grades/GPA do not improve. Today, the number of students under academic probation can be quite alarming…
Read MoreExplore Student Retention and Attrition Analytics with RIO Education for Salesforce SIS
Let’s explore how Salesforce Einstein Analytics can assist you in analysing student retention and attrition rates. Being able to analyse this spectrum of information is beneficial for education providers. Why? Because being able to identify reasons for attrition, retention and attrition from differing countries etc help providers with the next course of actions required…
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