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The Ins and Outs of the Learn Calendar on Connect Extension

Aaron Weibe ·
I’ve received a number of GREAT questions about the Learn calendar here on Connect Extension. What is it? Who can use it? What’s the value in using it? I thought it would also be helpful to explain some of the things that are happening on the backend that many might not be aware of - and how you, as Cooperative Extension professionals, can take advantage of that with ease! First - who can use it? Anybody in Cooperative Extension can use it. You do not need to be a member of the eXtension...
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How To Find the Recordings for Past Events & Search the Learn Calendar Archive

Aaron Weibe ·
Last week, I posted about the Ins & Outs of the Learn Calendar on Connect Extension, the different things that happen behind the scenes when you publish an event to it, and how eXtension helps to market those events for you. Another question I often receive is where can I access the recording of a recent event? The short answer : for eXtension-hosted events, we update the calendar items with the recordings. I typically remove the “Register Here” button and replace it with “Recording...
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Re: How To Find the Recordings for Past Events & Search the Learn Calendar Archive

Rose Hayden-Smith ·
This is so helpful. Thank you!
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Importing subgroup calendar events into Main Calendar

Lisa Overholser ·
Hello- I'm a member of a Subgroup here on Connect Extension, and I've just created calendar events for our Subgroup that I *thought* were getting added to the Main Calendar. But alas, they only got added to our subgroup Calendar... Is there an easy way to import or copy the Subgroup calendar events into the Main Calendar? Or do I just have to start over and add brand new calendar entries for two events that are already in our Subgroup calendar? Thanks, Lisa
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Re: Importing subgroup calendar events into Main Calendar

Marie Ruemenapp ·
Lisa, You have to add them to the Main Connect Extension calendar. I'm not aware of a way to "copy" them over. However, what I do when I have a calendar event of blog post I want in more than one subgroup or in subgroup and on the Main pages. I Connect Extension in two tabs. Create the event or blog in one and then just copy the field into the second page to post into a second location. So kind of a way to copy events or blogs, but not exactly. Marie
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Re: Importing subgroup calendar events into Main Calendar

MelaniePugsley ·
Marie, thanks so much for answering! Lisa, I sent you a message but just in case you see this first- yes Marie is correct unfortunately, there is no quick way to duplicate or cross post events to different calendars in Connect. I have also encountered this problem! I went ahead and copied the events over to the main calendar. Let me know if you need anything further! Melanie
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