Hello Advisors,

 

Thank you to those who were able to join us yesterday for the Student Academic History demo.  I’m not sure what happened to the recording, but this is the best summary I can come up with (AI generated, for full transparency).

 

Our colleagues in ORES also shared a document, linked below, which highlights changes.  Michael Glucki has generously offered to create a short demo video for those who were unable to attend.  Once ready, we’ll share through this channel. These notes are in the UMAE MS Team, as will the recording, once completed.

 

Jan 27, 2026 Meeting Notes 

The meeting provided advisors across UMAE with a demo of the new Student Academic History in Aurora. Although the session was mistakenly not recorded or actively engaged through chat with questions and feedback about the updated tools transcribed, participants. 

Key Topics Discussed

1. Transcript & Registration History Updates

A document titled Advisor Transcripts and Registration History Changes February 2026 was shared to outline upcoming changes.
Advisors asked about:

2. System Functionality & Speed Concerns

Several participants expressed worry that the new system takes 20+ seconds to generate transcripts, significantly impacting workflows for advisors who review dozens of files at a time.
Suggestions included performance improvements or additional tools to make batch review more efficient.

3. Technical Compatibility & Features

Questions covered:

4. Student Contact Information Issues

Many advisors noted:

5. Appreciation & Next Steps

Participants expressed thanks to presenters and acknowledged the helpfulness of the demo.
Team members shared links to relevant resources, including the Aurora Modernization Project page.

 

 

Ali Wood-Warren (she)      

Director Student Transitions and Success Centre

205 Tier Building

431 275-0984

umanitoba.ca/firstyear            

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