“Navigate your way through college”
“With everything you need in one place”
“Schedule Appointments”
“Track To-Dos”
“Find Resources”
“Join Study Buddies”
“View Notifications”
A closer look at the screenshots
A tilted dashboard pairs a greeting with coloured shortcuts.
The tilted shortcut grid continues across the second slide.
Appointment options show times and locations.
Tasks are grouped by college-life topics.
Health, food and transport categories form a directory.
Course codes organise peer study groups.
A plain notification list ends the set.
About this app
College can be tough. Navigate Student makes it easier by helping you discover and connect with the right people and resources. Use features like... 1. Appointment Scheduling - Schedule appointments with your school staff 2. To-Dos - View to-dos and events from your school 3. Class Schedule - view your classes and sync them to your phone calendar 4. Resources - View location and contact info for people and places at school 5. Study Buddies - Make study groups with other students 6. My Docs - View appointment summaries, progress reports, and notes from your school 7. Holds - View your holds and steps to remove them 8. Surveys - Share valuable feedback about your experiences at your school 9. Notifications - Configure email, text message, and mobile push notifications 10. My Major - View your major and explore others that might be a good fit Use our desktop website for course planning, scheduling, and registration. Note: - You can only use Navigate if your school partners with EAB. - Navigate relies on data and configuration from your school. Some features might not be available depending on your school. - If you have login problems, please use your school-affiliated email address to contact NavigateTechSupport@eab.com
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 7 with a headline
“Navigate your way through college”
Navigate uses the brand's travel metaphor for the college journey.
“With everything you need in one place”
The fragment adds consolidation, though everything is broader than the examples.
“Schedule Appointments”
Schedule appointments states a concrete campus task.
“Track To-Dos”
Track to-dos names ongoing task management in plain language.
“Find Resources”
Find resources covers the broad campus-support catalogue.
“Join Study Buddies”
Join Study Buddies names the social study action.
“View Notifications”
View notifications directly labels the updates screen.
How Education sets are usually built
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