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Intro Programs

Intro Programs are fixed lesson sequences for new students. Instead of rotating through Areas like a regular Block, an Intro Program cycles through a predetermined set of lessons in order, so every beginner gets the same foundational curriculum. When a student finishes the last lesson, the cycle restarts. Students who complete the program can be auto-graduated.

Intro Programs list

The page (Curriculum → Intro Programs) lists programs as cards with their status, lesson count, current lesson position when live, and class count. Tabs filter by All, Draft, Live, Completed.

Intro Program Statuses​

StatusMeaning
DraftBeing configured; not yet running on a class
LiveActivated and running on one or more classes
CompletedMarked done, with a history record kept

Creating an Intro Program​

Click Create Intro Program. The create screen asks only for a Program Name. Click Create Intro Program and GRADR opens the program editor.

In the editor:

  1. Add lessons — click + Add Lesson to add lessons in the order new students should receive them. You can reorder them at any time while the program is a draft.
  2. Assign classes — in Class Assignments, tick the class (or classes) the program should run on and click Save Class Assignments.
  3. Activate — click Activate Intro Program. Students attending an assigned class then cycle through the lessons in sequence.

Managing a Live Program​

From a live program you can Complete Intro Program (creates a history record and marks it done) or Deactivate it (returns it to draft and resets the lesson index to 0). A completed program can be brought back with Re-activate Intro Program. Draft programs can be removed with Delete Draft.

How Intro Programs Differ from Blocks​

Blocks rotate through positional Areas on a configurable weekly schedule and drive the main curriculum. Intro Programs run a fixed, ordered list of lessons that cycles continuously, purpose-built for onboarding new students, with optional auto-graduation when the sequence is complete.