| Introduction | Adding Events |
| Navigation | Editing Events |
| The Views | Deleting Events |
| Calendars and Layers | Creating Calendars |
The Calendar allows you to view events occurring on campus as well as manage your own personal online calendar. By default, you will have access to the following calendars in the "Choose Calendar to Display" dropdown menu:
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Calendar Navigation Bar
NOTE: Avoid using the browser's "Back" and "Forward" buttons.
Month View Displays calendar information in month format.
Week View Displays calendar information in week format.
Day View Displays calendar information by day in a list format.
Previous Takes you to the previous month, week, or day, depending on what view you are in
Next Takes you to the next month, week, or day, depending on what view you are in
Go To Selecting Go To brings up a pop up window that allows the user to jump to a specific month and year by selecting radio buttons. Select the appropriate month and year then click the GO button at the bottom of the pop up window.
Choose Calendar to Display Allows you to select a calendar to view
Current Takes you to the current month, week, or day depending on the view you are in
Form View and List View:
Form View displays calendar events in table format, whereas List View displays calendar events in a list format.
The Form View or List View hyperlinks are available in the second maroon navigation bar.

Form View/List View Hyperlink
Form View and List View are available options for both the Week View and Month. Day View, by default, only appears in List View.

Month-Form View

Week-Form View

List View
Brief View and Detail View:
Brief View and Detail View are available selections under Preferences. The Preferences hyperlink is located on the first maroon navigation bar. Refer to the Preferences section for more information regarding how to set calendar preferences.
Brief View displays the month in Form View with horizontal bars to indicate the number of scheduled events for each day. One bar is located in each day, and each colored block in the bar represents an event scheduled for the day. A solid bar indicates more than ten events scheduled.
5 events scheduled for the day
More than 10 events scheduled for the day
Detail View displays the month and week in Form View with scheduled events spelled out in text for each day.

Brief View

Detail View
Adding Events to Your Personal Calendar
Editing an Event on Your Personal Calendar
Deleting an Event on Your Personal Calendar
Knowing the Difference Between Calendars and Layers
Why Do I Need to Know the Distinction?
In order to understand how to create your own calendars, it is helpful for you to fully comprehend the relationship between layers and calendars.
A calendar is comprised of one or more layers.
Transparencies Analogy
Heres an analogy to help you visualize how layers function: imagine the layers of a calendar to be clear sheets of transparencies. Now imagine that each transparency sheet has a grid drawn on it with events written in certain boxes, or dates.
Lets apply this line of thinking to the AASU Calendar System. Your personal calendar, by default, contains two layers: personal layer and work layer. If you just want to see your work schedule, you can choose to view only the work layer, or, to go back to our analogy, you can choose to remove the transparency with your personal schedule written on it.
The following illustration exemplifies how layers form calendars. In this example, two different public layers are shown on the AASU Public Calendar; however, the AASU Public Calendar contains many more public layers.


Transparency AnalogyHow Layers Form Calendars
Default Layers
There are default layers for both event calendars and location calendars:
Event Calendars:
Incoming Layercontains pending requests for events
Public Layercontains announcements and scheduled events
targeted for faculty, staff, students, alumni, and the Savannah community; each
event public layer appears on the AASU Public Calendar.
Personnel Layercontains announcements and scheduled events
targeted for faculty and staff only; each event personnel layer appears on the
AASU Personnel Calendar.
Internal Layercontains internal information that doesn't
need to appear on a public calendar, such as setup and break down times for
events
Location Calendars:
Incoming Layercontains pending reservation requests for
a location; after requests are approved or declined, the request is removed
from the incoming layer
Reservations Layercontains scheduled reservations for a
location
In addition to the default calendars for the calendar system, you can create your own customized calendars to display information that is pertinent to you.

