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Error Message in the Degree Planner
If the student receives an error message, they can follow the basic troubleshooting solutions.
BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING SOLUTIONS:
Switch to a different recommended browser. Recommended browsers are, in the best order:
Google Chrome
Microsoft Edge - updated version
Mozilla Firefox
(Note: Internet Explorer and Apple's Safari are not recommended browsers.)
Clear all cache and cookies. How to clear the cache and cookies: How to Clear Cache and Cookies.pdf - Google Drive
Use an incognito page
Make sure that the computer is currently up to date
Remove/disable pop-up blockers
Use a laptop or desktop computer. (Tablets, iPads, and cell phones often don't have the necessary plug-ins or system requirements to properly access Canvas courses)
Make sure that any internet filters you have on your browsers are turned off for Canvas so assignments can be downloaded
Restart the computer
Make sure that all websites and links that are being used are up-to-date
NOTE: If a student is at the degree planning stage within the degree planner, please verify that the student has already planned or tried to plan their degree.
IF THE STUDENT RECEIVES AN ERROR MESSAGE AND THE SYSTEM WANTS TO RE-PLAN THEIR DEGREE, HERE ARE THE SOLUTIONS.
They need to refresh the browser. After refreshing it, it will be back to normal.
If the refreshing browser didn't help, they need to follow the basic troubleshooting.
If the basic troubleshooting didn't help, they can re-plan their degree. Follow the video sample on how to plan your degree planner. See the OD - Degree Audit/Planner
Note: If the degree planner plans differently, they can ask general support to make a ticket, so the degree planner can fix the issue.
AFTER TROUBLESHOOTING, IF THE STUDENT STILL HAS ISSUES, PLEASE DO THE FOLLOWING:
For Peer Mentors and Enrollment Counselors: Please use the Peer Mentor Advising Escalation Form
For Level 2 Support: Please use the Advising Escalation Form
REMEMBER!!
THIS TOOL IS NOT BEING USED BY ENSIGN COLLEGE STUDENTS AT THIS TIME.