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What is the purpose of the term property in the educationClass?



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https://graph.microsoft.com/V1.0/education/classes/4fbd34af-a6f7-4e27-90a7-5512e3dd64a4


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{
"@odata.context":"https://graph.microsoft.com/V1.0/$metadata#education/classes/$entity",
"description":"Mijn 2e test",
"displayName":"Mijn 2e test",
"mailNickname":"Team_9332",
"id":"4fbd34af-a6f7-4e27-90a7-5512e3dd64a4",
"externalSource":"sis",
"externalId":"9332",
"createdBy":
{
"application":
{
"id":"0a88941d-f499-43ed-a61e-5400ea986852"
}
,
"user":
{
"id":"b1b24649-7d77-40a3-8158-bbb0ce890ee7"
}
}
,
"term":
{
"startDate":"2019-05-01",
"endDate":"2019-05-30"
}
}


In the teams application I do not see any difference between education teams where the term property is set or not.



I thought that, in an earlier version, if you entered the startDate and endDate of the term property, it was not possible to create any assignments before or after these dates.










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    What is the purpose of the term property in the educationClass?



    PATCH
    https://graph.microsoft.com/V1.0/education/classes/4fbd34af-a6f7-4e27-90a7-5512e3dd64a4


    With body



    {
    "@odata.context":"https://graph.microsoft.com/V1.0/$metadata#education/classes/$entity",
    "description":"Mijn 2e test",
    "displayName":"Mijn 2e test",
    "mailNickname":"Team_9332",
    "id":"4fbd34af-a6f7-4e27-90a7-5512e3dd64a4",
    "externalSource":"sis",
    "externalId":"9332",
    "createdBy":
    {
    "application":
    {
    "id":"0a88941d-f499-43ed-a61e-5400ea986852"
    }
    ,
    "user":
    {
    "id":"b1b24649-7d77-40a3-8158-bbb0ce890ee7"
    }
    }
    ,
    "term":
    {
    "startDate":"2019-05-01",
    "endDate":"2019-05-30"
    }
    }


    In the teams application I do not see any difference between education teams where the term property is set or not.



    I thought that, in an earlier version, if you entered the startDate and endDate of the term property, it was not possible to create any assignments before or after these dates.










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      What is the purpose of the term property in the educationClass?



      PATCH
      https://graph.microsoft.com/V1.0/education/classes/4fbd34af-a6f7-4e27-90a7-5512e3dd64a4


      With body



      {
      "@odata.context":"https://graph.microsoft.com/V1.0/$metadata#education/classes/$entity",
      "description":"Mijn 2e test",
      "displayName":"Mijn 2e test",
      "mailNickname":"Team_9332",
      "id":"4fbd34af-a6f7-4e27-90a7-5512e3dd64a4",
      "externalSource":"sis",
      "externalId":"9332",
      "createdBy":
      {
      "application":
      {
      "id":"0a88941d-f499-43ed-a61e-5400ea986852"
      }
      ,
      "user":
      {
      "id":"b1b24649-7d77-40a3-8158-bbb0ce890ee7"
      }
      }
      ,
      "term":
      {
      "startDate":"2019-05-01",
      "endDate":"2019-05-30"
      }
      }


      In the teams application I do not see any difference between education teams where the term property is set or not.



      I thought that, in an earlier version, if you entered the startDate and endDate of the term property, it was not possible to create any assignments before or after these dates.










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      What is the purpose of the term property in the educationClass?



      PATCH
      https://graph.microsoft.com/V1.0/education/classes/4fbd34af-a6f7-4e27-90a7-5512e3dd64a4


      With body



      {
      "@odata.context":"https://graph.microsoft.com/V1.0/$metadata#education/classes/$entity",
      "description":"Mijn 2e test",
      "displayName":"Mijn 2e test",
      "mailNickname":"Team_9332",
      "id":"4fbd34af-a6f7-4e27-90a7-5512e3dd64a4",
      "externalSource":"sis",
      "externalId":"9332",
      "createdBy":
      {
      "application":
      {
      "id":"0a88941d-f499-43ed-a61e-5400ea986852"
      }
      ,
      "user":
      {
      "id":"b1b24649-7d77-40a3-8158-bbb0ce890ee7"
      }
      }
      ,
      "term":
      {
      "startDate":"2019-05-01",
      "endDate":"2019-05-30"
      }
      }


      In the teams application I do not see any difference between education teams where the term property is set or not.



      I thought that, in an earlier version, if you entered the startDate and endDate of the term property, it was not possible to create any assignments before or after these dates.







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          Right now, it's a pure data holder, that can be synced into the API using our School Data Sync product from a back end SIS/MIS system in a school or manipulated as you're doing.



          None of our built-in experiences is being guided buy the data in there AFAIK.






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            Right now, it's a pure data holder, that can be synced into the API using our School Data Sync product from a back end SIS/MIS system in a school or manipulated as you're doing.



            None of our built-in experiences is being guided buy the data in there AFAIK.






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              Right now, it's a pure data holder, that can be synced into the API using our School Data Sync product from a back end SIS/MIS system in a school or manipulated as you're doing.



              None of our built-in experiences is being guided buy the data in there AFAIK.






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                Right now, it's a pure data holder, that can be synced into the API using our School Data Sync product from a back end SIS/MIS system in a school or manipulated as you're doing.



                None of our built-in experiences is being guided buy the data in there AFAIK.






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                Right now, it's a pure data holder, that can be synced into the API using our School Data Sync product from a back end SIS/MIS system in a school or manipulated as you're doing.



                None of our built-in experiences is being guided buy the data in there AFAIK.







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