Many schools underutilize the power of dashboards. Streamline everyday tasks with good design.

Use this checklist to make sure your Workday Report is ready to go (and prevent a cluttered data closet and a serious headache).

I can't tell you how many times I see calculated fields that are unnecessary. I think this is because reporting training often focuses on HOW to build a report and not UNDERSTANDING the data model.

Why organize EIBs? Save time, avoid chaos, and reduce errors by keeping things clean and easy to find—like labeling a closet. Learn how!

Two fields on a Workday Student business object with the same name - which do you choose? This situation can lead to confusion and inefficiencies that could be easily avoided with clarity.

Here’s the thing: success doesn't start by staring at the gaps. It starts by leaning into your strengths.

Workday unveiled some fantastic content in their "The Next Level: Student" section.

In this post, we will share essential tips to make your Workday navigation intuitive and enjoyable for everyone.

Job aids are certainly essential, but they are not enough for a smooth go-live.

Creating training documentation for Workday presents unique challenges. One big reason is the product’s interface design.

The Workday Student delivered reports are a great starting point for lookup reports. But...there's a problem. You can't customize them.

Job-aids are the perfect combination of function and design. And having the right tools make a huge difference and save a ton of time. 

This is my journey through the crowded landscape of knowledge base solutions available for higher education institutions.

Navigating through the intricacies of Workday Student can often feel like a daunting task. But fear not!

With the Workday® Student 2024R2 release there is now a handy dandy Student Transfer Credit Troubleshooting Console.

I love when Workday® provides a text field for a "description". It allows you to document things like usage and ownership.

So, learning is hard. And sometimes job-aids make it even harder. 

I believe that your functional users are the best resources for creating content for training guides.