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How to Post an IAP Subject / Activity

How to Rollover a Posting
from last year's IAP

How to develop a
new Activity

How to develop a
new Subject

How to develop a
Series Posting

How to work with
your current year's postings

 See: Post/Revise your
Subject/Activity to start work
on your IAP postings


How to Post an IAP Subject / Activity

All work starts from your personal IAP Posting Summary page.


How to Rollover a posting from last year's IAP
All Approved listings from last year's IAP are available for Rollover to the current year.
However, you must have authority for the sponsoring organization to perform the rollover. See the
IAP Sponsoring Groups and Authorized Users list.

On your IAP Posting summary page, find the listing you want to rollover:


How to develop a new Activity
IAP Activities are non-credit classes or events. If you are a member of the MIT community, you can propose activities for IAP.

If you developed this activity last year, don't use the 'New Activity' button -- you can roll it over from last year!

See the instructions for How to Rollover a Posting from last year's IAP. 

If this is really a new activity, on the IAP summary page:


How to develop a new Subject
Subjects are for-credit offerings during IAP. Only department IAP Coordinators may post Subjects.

On the IAP Department summary page:


How to develop a Series Posting
A series posting is a listing for which the attendance option is 'Participants/Listeners May Attend Individual Sessions'. When you specify that a subject or activity is of series type, individual sessions are listed in the IAP Guide with their title, leaders, and descriptions.

To specify that your posting is of series type:

Special features of series listings:


How to work with your current year's postings

 On your IAP summary page:


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