Engaged Learning in LOCUS
How to Enter Your Engaged Learning Information in LOCUS
Loyola University Chicago requires all students in an Engaged Learning class to record their site and project details, along with their learning objectives, in LOCUS. This information is important for institutional research and documentation, but more importantly, it's crucial for risk management, insurance purposes, and to verify your experience.
Here are the step-by-step instructions to enter your information:
- Follow the instructions on this webpage to guide you through the process.
- If your organization isn't already listed in LOCUS, you'll need to request it be added. You can find instructions for this by skipping to the 2:30 mark in the video tutorial. In the PowerPoint presentation start after Step 11.
- Any work done with a Loyola University Chicago department will be listed under that department's name.
For those who prefer a visual, step-by-step guide over a video, you can also refer to the PowerPoint presentation on Entering Engaged Learning into LOCUS.
We have also incorporated step-by-step instructions below:
First Steps on How to Enter Your LOCUS Information
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How to Enter Your Engaged Learning Information in LOCUS
Loyola University Chicago requires all students in an Engaged Learning class to record their site and project details, along with their learning objectives, in LOCUS. This information is important for institutional research and documentation, but more importantly, it's crucial for risk management, insurance purposes, and to verify your experience.
Here are the step-by-step instructions to enter your information:
- Follow the instructions on this webpage to guide you through the process.
- If your organization isn't already listed in LOCUS, you'll need to request it be added. You can find instructions for this by skipping to the 2:30 mark in the video tutorial. In the PowerPoint presentation start after Step 11.
- Any work done with a Loyola University Chicago department will be listed under that department's name.
For those who prefer a visual, step-by-step guide over a video, you can also refer to the PowerPoint presentation on Entering Engaged Learning into LOCUS.
We have also incorporated step-by-step instructions below: