InPlace

InPlace Placement Management System is an externally hosted application that Flinders uses to manage WIL or 'placements'.

It is a requirement of some Flinders' topics that a specified number of hours or days of work integrated learning (WIL) be completed in order to pass the topic.

InPlace is used by University staff to:

request placements from organisations
manage the responses to requests for placements
allocate students to placements
notify students of placements
coordinate and manage other placement related processes.

Students enrolled in topics involving placements managed through InPlace, access the system to view and manage their placements.

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Access

There are three different types of access to InPlace:

Staff
InPlace is available to selected staff to manage the placement process for students.

For staff who just need to enquire on placement information eg. teaching staff, staff supervising students on placements, contact your College Work Integrated Learning team to arrange access.

For staff who are responsible for creating and managing placements in InPlace: Access to InPlace form.

Students
Students enrolled in topics involving placements managed through InPlace are automatically granted access to the system.

Agencies
Agency access is currently not available.

Staff and students who have an InPlace account can access the system via their Flinders Dashboard (Okta).

Online learning

Online learning modules are available for you to learn about InPlace.

If you have any queries about the online learning, please contact the IDS Service Desk.

Overview of InPlace

These modules provide an overview of the windows and functions available in InPlace.

Introduction to InPlace designed specifically for staff who create and manage placements and provides an overview of the typical placement process and functions used within InPlace.
Staff Enquiry Access - designed specifically for enquiry access users to provide an overview of the windows and functions most commonly used.
A Student's View of InPlace - provides an overview of the windows and functions available to students.