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
  • 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.

 

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
  • 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.

 

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
  • 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.

 

 

Sections open

Standard detail page with sections open
  • Clicking the Print button opens "printer friendly" page.
  • Some standards ask you to upload files. Learn about uploading files.
  • Add comments directly into text boxes, that come with formatting tools and the tiny mce or paste from Word filter. Learn about entering text.
  • Set status at the bottom of the page. Dropdown status settings vary from phase to phase and also depend on the user. The default setting is Not Started.
  • Any user with W(rite) permissions can edit information on these pages before the information is submitted. Users with R(ead) permissions can see the information, but must comment by using notes on the right side of the page. Learn about notes.