Being linked to a campus lets you teach classes on its premises. Your recorded courses and online live sessions stay yours alone. Your teacher portal works as usual; the campus options appear where they are needed.
Your first sign-in
- If a campus put you forward and NSDP approved you, NSDP emailed you a link to set your password. Sign in on the main sign-in page with that email address, using your password or a one-time email code.
- If the link has expired, use Forgot password with the same email.
- The campus doesn't get your password or your set-password link.
In-person batches at your campus
Step 1: Create or edit a live session
Go to Live Sessions and open the Batches tab.
Sign in to open this screenStep 2: Set the batch's Class mode to In person (campus)
Choose the Campus (only your active campuses are listed) and the Venue (room / lab), up to 160 characters, for example Computer Lab 2. If the seat limit is empty, it is filled in from the campus's seats per batch; you can adjust it.
Step 3: Add the timetable
Add the classes with their dates and times. Meeting links aren't needed for in-person classes.
Step 4: Save and submit
Save the draft, then Submit for review if NSDP reviews teachers' live sessions. NSDP then launches registration for the batch; teachers can't open or close registration.
- Students see the campus name, venue and address instead of a join button, with a note that attendance is marked at the campus.
- Mark attendance for every class, from the editor or by asking the campus to mark it in its portal. Both write to the same register.
- The campus sees your batches at its premises, their registers and reports.
Messages in the live session editor
Messages you might see
“You are not assigned to any campus yet.”
WhyNo active campus is linked to your account.
FixAsk the campus or NSDP administration to link you.
“You can only schedule in-person batches at campuses you are assigned to.”
WhyThe batch points at a campus you aren't linked to, or that is suspended.
FixPick one of your campuses, or ask NSDP.
“In-person batches need a campus.”
FixChoose a campus for every in-person batch.
“Current campus (not available to you)”
WhyShown in the Campus list when a batch already uses a campus you are no longer linked to, or that is suspended.
FixLeave it as it is, or choose one of your campuses. Ask NSDP if the batch should stay there.
Your own courses and the campus
Your recorded courses and your online live sessions are yours alone, also while you teach at a campus. The New course page has no campus to choose, and you can't make a course for a campus. The campus does not see your courses, their comments or their students, and does not manage them. Whether NSDP reviews a course before it is published depends only on your school's setting, not on the campus. NSDP may attach one of your courses to a campus: the campus can then read it and give it free to its own students, and nothing else. You keep editing, pricing and publishing it, and you and NSDP answer its comments.
Your earnings
Paid seats in your in-person batches earn your teacher share in the usual way. The campus's share comes out of the school's part of the sale, never out of yours. See Teacher earnings and withdrawals.
Who to contact
| Ask the campus about | Ask NSDP about |
|---|---|
| Rooms, labs and equipment on the day | Your teacher account, sign-in and campus links |
| Local arrangements and timings at the premises | Launching or closing batch registration and seat limits |
| Students at the campus and the paper register | Course and live session reviews |
| The venue and seats of your on-site courses | Earnings, withdrawals and disputes |
FAQ
Can I open registration for my in-person batch?
No. NSDP or the campus itself launches and closes registration. Registration also closes by itself when every seat is taken or the closing date passes.
My campus isn't in the Campus list.
You're not linked to it, or the campus is suspended. Ask NSDP.
Can I still make my own courses?
Yes. Every recorded course you create is your own; there is no campus to choose.
Can the campus change my course?
No. Your recorded courses and online live sessions are yours alone; the campus does not see or manage them. If NSDP attaches one of your courses to a campus, the campus can only read it and give it free to its own students.