CIP Approval and User Administration Guide

CIP Approval and User Administration Guide
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Step-by-step visual instructions for CIP approval, user account setup, password management, role assignments, and system announcements. Learn how to navigate the CIP website efficiently.

  • User Management
  • Website Navigation
  • Account Setup
  • Role Assignment
  • Announcements

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  1. CIP Approval and Administration

  2. Obtaining a User Account

  3. Obtaining a User Account

  4. Example Email

  5. Logging Into the CIP Website

  6. Password After changing your password you are now an established user with the CIP system.

  7. Existing Users

  8. Existing Users

  9. Assigning Roles

  10. Assigning Roles

  11. Announcements

  12. Home Announcement Example

  13. System Wide Announcement

  14. System Wide Announcement Example

  15. Deleting an Announcement If an announcement has an end date, it will stop being displayed after that date. However, it will not be deleted automatically. To delete an announcement simply find it listed in the Existing Announcements section of the Manage Announcements page and click delete on the far right. Clicking delete will prompt you to confirm you want to delete, doing so will remove it from the system.

  16. Navigating Through the Site

  17. Search Plans

  18. Search Plans

  19. Search Plans

  20. Search Plans

  21. School Plans

  22. Exploringthe Plan Page The plan has been started. Once you have completed all sections you may submit your plan for review.

  23. Approving the First Plan Getting a Workflow Status Change Email

  24. Approving the First Plan Examining the Plan

  25. Approving the First Plan

  26. Browsing the Plan

  27. Plan Approval

  28. Confirm the Move When all approvers in the workflow have approved the plan it will become public and anyone on the website, logged in or not, will be able to view it if they search for it.

  29. WORKFLOW STEPS SUMMARY Not Started The specific plan has not been started. The only role who can move the plan into Draft Started is a School Data Entry user. Draft Started A draft of the plan is in progress. Once all sections are complete, it can be moved to Draft Completed by a Data Entry user. Draft Completed A draft of the plan is complete. The principal of the school is notified that they can now approve or not approve the plan. Principal Not Approved Principal did not approve the plan and it now goes back to a Data Entry stage, where the plan is edited as needed and marked complete for principal approval. Principal Approved Principal has approved the plan. The Federal Programs Coordinator for the district is now notified that the school s principal has approved it and they can now either approve or not approve it.

  30. WORKFLOW STEPS SUMMARY cont.

  31. CIP User

  32. Exploring the Home Page

  33. Exploring the School Plans Detail Page

  34. Exploring the Plan Page The plan has been started. Once you have completed all sections you may submit your plan for review. Assurance box will need to be rechecked with each revision.

  35. Completing the First Plan: Moving to Draft Started The plan has been started. Once you have completed all sections you may submit your plan for review.

  36. Confirm The Move Example of moving the plan s workflow status You ll be directed back to the plan which now shows you are in draft started and can complete the plan.

  37. Completing the Sections Example: Beginning of a completed Section V For all text boxes that are not applicable for the school plan, NA must be entered.

  38. Example: Tree view of Goals/Strategies/Action Steps

  39. Example: View of editing an Action Step within a Goal

  40. Example: View of a complete Section VII

  41. Example: Beginning of a completed Section VIII

  42. Completing the First Plan: Marking it Complete

  43. Approval Process Once the plan is moved to Draft Completed it now starts down the approval process: Principal -> Federal Programs Coordinator -> Superintendant If any of the above do not approve the plan, it will switch back to an editable mode and it is up to the data entry users to make any changes as needed and change the status to Draft Completed and begin the process, again with the principal. Once the Superintendant marks it Superintendant Approved, the plan becomes available to the public. Starting a Revision When the time comes to start a revision, the workflow can be changed to Revision Started to begin editing a revised draft. The workflow steps are identical to the first time the plan was completed and approved.

  44. Open Plan Dates Example: Message shown when in open plans date range When outside of this time frame, the only plan that can be edited or moved is the plan that is assigned to the school based on the service type. The other plans will be available, but are read-only.

  45. Open Plan Dates Example: Message shown when outside open plan date range and tied to your service type

  46. Plan Section Locking Example: A plan where section Ib is locked by another, note the padlock icon

  47. Plan Locking Locks on plans will be held until one of the following actions occur: 1. The user with the lock navigates to any other page in the web site. 2. The user with the lock logs out of the website 3. The user with the lock has their session time out (30 minutes) If by chance a lock was not released when it should have been, anyone who navigates to a page with a lock that was issued more than 30 minutes ago will force its release. This will resolve the issues where a user is on a plan section page, then immediately closes their browser, not logging out. The lock will remain, but will be released after the elapsed time.

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