Each Canvas Course Site is equipped with a direct link to Navigate360 in the left navigation. 

Alternatively, visit the my.bryant.edu portal, login, and select navigate360 from the Quick Launch drop-down menu. 

The Navigate360 system defaults to Staff Home view. To access your student roster, select Professor Home from the drop-down menu in the upper left. 

Once in the Professor Home view, you can access your current roster(s) from the Students in my Course section. 

You can file an alert in two ways: 

1. Ensure you are in the Professor Home View
   1. Select Issue an Alert, located in the Actions box on the right side of the page
   2. Fill out the required information in the pop-up window
2. Click on an individual student's name to open their related information
   1. Select Issue an Alert from the Options box on the right side of the page

In all but offensive conduct cases (see the How do I file an alert on offensive conduct? section below), submitting an alert immediately notifies a student's assigned advisor and/or Student Athlete Academic Support. 

These members of the student success team will either immediately act on the concern or refer the student to additional services such as the Academic Center for Excellence (ACE) and the Writing Center. When the student has engaged with the resource or taken appropriate action, the case will be closed in the system and information will be shared with the person who reported the alert in accordance to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) guidelines. 

When the student has engaged with the resource or taken appropriate action, the case will be closed in the system and information will be shared with the person who reported the alert in accordance to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) guidelines. 

An offensive conduct alert is only issued to the Director of Student Success Programs & Services and the Director of the Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE). 

The CTE Director will reach out to you to discuss the situation and determine the next best steps. In many cases, the discussion will focus on effective strategies to address and resolve the situation. In some cases, the student behavior constitutes a conduct violation, and you will be referred to the appropriate support team to address the situation. The CTE Director will work with you on your case until it has been passed to the appropriate offices or has been resolved. Students are not  informed of the initial alert, however; if the alert moves to Community Standards and Services, Department of Public Safety (DPS), or other offices as a conduct violation, the student will be informed.  

In some cases, such as the general Kudos option, students will receive a notification. In other cases, such as offensive conduct alerts, they will not be notified directly. 

To determine if a student will be alerted: 

1. Select Please select a reason from the Issue an Alert popup window
2. Choose your response/alert
3. View the notification information at the bottom of the window

Yes, you can issue an alert for any enrolled student. 

1. Select Issue an Alert from the Alerts box in the Professor Home view
2. In the pop-up window, search the student's name in the search box

When you have a concern about a student, it is best to file an alert right away. We can help students be more successful, when we connect them with resources early. Relatedly, if you are filing a 'Kudos' alert, it is best to do so early, and often.