SAIS
If you access the new SAIS website from off campus, you may need to use two-factor authentication.
You have three options for this:
The old SAIS website can only be accessed using Internet Explorer.
Workarounds:
Use the new SAIS website (link above)
Microsoft Edge offers an IE compatibility mode that works for most tasks on the old SAIS. Be sure to allow pop-ups.
(Guide from Academic Affairs)Use the IE Tab extension in any Chromium-based browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave, etc.) Click to video to the right to see a guide.
(Guide from Academic Affairs)
How to use IETab.mp4Page content
What is SAIS?
The SAIS website (www.info.solbridge.ac.kr) is our school's system for logging and viewing information about courses, students and faculty. It is used for the following purposes:
Check/download the final list of students enrolled in your class
Approve undergraduate students' request to Drop the Course
Answer students' Grade Appeals, Submit Corrections
Check Student Evaluations and Read Student Feedback
Enter Performance Management data (e.g, Research Publications)
Grade Management on SAIS
See the Grades page for more information about grade-related matters (grading policy, entering grades, grade appeal, grade correction, etc.)Â
How to Input Grade on SAIS.pdfInputting Grades on SAIS
Click on the pdf file (created by the Academic Affairs Team) on the left to learn how to upload grades on SAIS. Notes:
Grading period opens for a short time (about a week) towards the end of the semester.
You cannot input grades during the middle of a semester (e.g., after the midterm exam).
You have to manually enter the grades one by one for each student. The system does not allow you to upload a .csv/.xlsx files.
The SAIS website works best with Internet Explorer. However, you can use extensions on Chrome or Edge browsers to open the SAIS page. See the resource at the bottom of the home page of this guide if you want to use such extensions. Be aware that the extension does not always work (e.g., when entering CQI information).
Grades_Rules for Entering and Correction.pdfHandling Grade Appeals and Grade Correction
Click on the pdf file (created by the Academic Affairs Team) on the left and read pages 2-3 to learn how to deal with Grade Appeals from students. This resource also clearly specifies how to do Grade Correction. Notes:
Grading appeal and correction period opens for a short time (about a week) towards the end of the semester after the period to enter grades is over.
Please be sure to reply to all grade appeals.
Please make sure that you finish your grade entering, answering grade appeals, and submitting grade corrections before committing to activities such as vacations or extended leaves.
19_Grade Correction_SAIS Guide (Revised in Spring 2021).pdfAnswer Grade Appeals
Answer students' Grade Appeals; Submit Corrections
3_Timetable_SAIS Guide (Revised in Spring 2021).pdfCheck timetable
Check your timetable / schedule for a semester.
5_Syllabus Upload_SAIS Guide (Revised in Spring 2021).pdfUpload Syllabus
You are required to upload your syllabus before a term starts (watch this video instead).Â
7_Student List_SAIS Guide (Revised in Spring 2021).pdfGet Student List
Find out how many students are enrolled in your class and get their email addresses (watch this video instead). You can get the list from Smart too (see how).
Student Feedback and Evaluation Scores.pdfStudent Feedback
Read Student Feedback and Check Evaluation Scores
CQI_AA team.pdfEnter CQI data
Enter Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) data
Frequently Asked Questions about SAIS
Do I really need to use SAIS?
Yes. It's not great, but it's what we have. There's no other way to input final grades, log CAP mentoring, etc.
When working with SAIS, please start important tasks, such as grade entry, as early as possible to allow time to solve any potential issues.
Do I really need to use IE to open SAIS?
Yes. SAIS only supports Internet Explorer. See the section above to learn how to run IE inside another browser.
Can the grade entry deadline be extended?
No. The system has to be closed for all users at the deadline. If you have an extreme emergency, contact Academic Affairs.
Can I have this information in a document?
Yes you can! Please see this comprehensive guide for SAIS from the Academic Affairs team. Much of the information here is from that guide.
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