Banner Web Calendar Exporter (WPI)

Generate an ICS for Google Cal, iCal, etc from BannerWeb

What is Banner Web Calendar Exporter (WPI)?

Banner Web Calendar Exporter (WPI) is a Chrome extension that allows users of Banner Web to download their semester schedule as an ICS file. This file can be imported to various calendar applications such as iCal and Google Calendar, saving users time and effort. Simply login to Banner Web, go to Student Services & Financial Aid, navigate to Registration -> Student Detail Schedule, and click the large purple button on the top of the page to export your schedule.

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By: Paul Roberts

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Users: 230 ▼ -8

Rating: 3.67 (3)

Version: 1.0.2 (Last updated: 2015-06-27)

Creation date: 2015-06-27

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

https://bannerweb.wpi.edu/pls/prod/*

Size: 29.66K

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# 50139 ▼ 260

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#27985 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 20

#98 in button for google calendar keyword 37 ▼ 4

#176 in schedule keyword 15 ▼ 2

#200 in calendar keyword 38 ▲ 4

#223 in google calendar keyword 42 ▼ 6

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Allows users of Banner Web to download an entire semester schedule as a .ics file. This can be imported to various calendar applications including iCal and Google Calendar. This was designed to work with Worcester Polytechnic Institute's(WPI) bannerweb and may not work with others. Will save you a lot of time. To use login to banner and then click Student Services & Financial Aid -> Registration -> Student Detail Schedule. Then press the large purple button on the top of the page. Note: On days using the schedule from another day please refer to that day. Based off of work by Evin Ugur.