A Program is the primary container for participants to interact with my.siyli.
Participants register for a program, join a program, and participate in the post-program 28 day challenge.
So how do you create a program?
When you log into my.siyli as a teacher, you should see a nav bar that looks something like this:
When you click on Manage -> Programs, you can see all your programs (of which there will be none to start with):
When you click on New Program, you'll be taken to a page where you can set up a program.
Program Attributes
Programs have many attributes that help you create a great participant experience. You'll see that many of the attributes have help-text listed below them. Some of them have an '?' icon that reveals more information:
It will let you know if you there's a problem with one or more of the attributes:
Once you are finished editing, just hit 'Save' and you're done!
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