Standards pages
Quickview bar provides easy navigation
The quickview bar is a navigational tool that appears at the top of
every page under Self Study.
![The quickview bar is a navigational tool that appears on every page The quickview bar is a navigational tool that appears on every page](apa-quickview-bar.gif) |
- Each box represents a standard and
when clicked, will take you to the standard's page.
- Mouse over the boxes for additional
information about the standard.
- The progress status shown on the bar
is the status of the current logged in user.
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List page
The default screen for the Self Study
tab is a linked list of all agency standards. The sortable
list on this page shows standards' numbers and titles, status,
the names of users assigned to complete the standards, and alerts.
![Standard list page lists all standards & shows the status of each standard relative to the logged in user Standard list page lists all standards & shows the status of each standard relative to the logged in user](apa-standard-list.gif) |
- Click on the standard title or standard
number on the quickview bar
to go to a "detail" page, where you read and
respond to each standard.
- Change
or create standards managers or writers by clicking
a link on this page.
- Return to this page at any time by
clicking on the Standards
tab or the ALL
box on the standards quick view bar.
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Detail page
Each standard has its own detail page with (from top to bottom) the
standards
quick view bar, show/hide sections
for the description of the standard and places where you respond to it.
Additional show/hide sections will appear
as the accreditation process advances.
Sections closed
![Standard detail page is where you respond to standards Standard detail page is where you respond to standards](apa-standard-detail.gif) |
- The Previous
and Next buttons
on the top and bottom of each standards page move backward
and forward among the standards.
- Each section has show/hide
functionality.
After submission of each phase,
responses for that phase are "locked"
but visible.
Use notes
to communicate with your team and to leave yourself reminders.
Learn
about notes.
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Sections open