Place Calendar Block
Important
Information and features vary according to the roles to which you belong and the permissions associated with those roles. For more information, contact your module manager or your campus support team.
Use this block to review the place's calendar to see when it is available and if it is available for scheduling. You can also view scheduled meetings, events, appointments, and courses.
Note
General is the default Category. You can change the category to Advising meeting, but the space/place location information will be cleared and replaced with the requester's office as the default location.
Select Create meeting from the calendar drop-down or by clicking a timeslot in the calendar.
Enter the required Subject and optional Description on the Meeting basics page.
Click Save and continue.
Select a Location from the Selected Location field or with the Locations filter.
Choose the date and time from the location's calendar or from the Selected Location/Date & Time section.
Enter the Start and End Date/Time or select the All Day checkbox
Select Save to close the Date and Time pop-up.
Click Create meeting.
Note
If you chose a meeting location that requires scheduling approval before it is reserved:
Your meeting request is sent to the facilities administrator responsible for approving scheduling requests. After it is approved, the meeting is scheduled and the location reserved. If your request is denied, you'll receive a notification message, and you can update your meeting information for another day/time/location.
Until your location is approved, the meeting is not scheduled and appears on your calendar as Awaiting Location Approval.
If you are in a facilities administrator role with calendar administrator privileges, your meeting is automatically approved.
See the Facilities Help for more information about location approval.
Events and meetings display on the calendar with different color codes to indicate their status.
| Striped shading indicates a day is in the past or unavailable. |
| Light yellow shading indicates the current day. |
| Light pink shading indicates a Google event invitation has not been accepted. |
| Pink shading indicates a Google calendar event. |
| Light blue shading indicates a meeting location is awaiting scheduling approval. |
| Dark blue shading indicates a scheduled meeting (location has been approved, if required). |
| Mustard shading indicates a scheduled advising appointment or advising cycle milestone. |
| Light teal shading indicates an event is awaiting proposal or location approval and is not yet scheduled. |
| Dark teal shading indicates an event is scheduled (location has been approved, if required). |
| Gray shading indicates a class is scheduled during this time period. |
| Brown shading indicates a leave request or deadline within J1 Web Employee. |
| Red shading indicates an event that has a scheduling conflict that needs to be resolved. |
Blocks of time without shading or color indicate the location is available for scheduling. Also, when you hover over the time period, the green Plus icon appears.
Verify you are assigned to a J1 Web role with permission to create meetings.
Ensure you are viewing the calendar the day view and not the month or week view.
Only the person who created the meeting or event can update the meeting or event details.
Only the person who created the meeting or event can delete the meeting.
Since timeslots are generated up to one year from today's date, we recommend that you only schedule meetings up to one year in advance. Scheduling them more than a year in advance risks putting the meeting in a timeslot that may not really be available.