+
+ 1. Overview
+
+ The WIN Student Goal Tracker is a web-based application designed to
+ help teachers and program staff organize student progress in a
+ structured way. Users can review assigned students, create or review
+ goals, define benchmarks, and document progress events over time.
+
-
-The WIN Student Goal Tracker is a web-based system designed to help instructors,
-program coordinators, and support staff track student goals, progress, and
-critical incidents for adult learners with intellectual and developmental
-disabilities.
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+
+ Students
+ Managed by teacher
+
+
+ Goals
+ Tracked per student
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+
+ Benchmarks
+ Milestones per goal
+
+
+ Events
+ Progress history
+
+
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-The system centralizes student goal management, progress tracking, and reporting
-to support educational programs and improve visibility into student development.
-
+
+ This manual focuses on the current application workflow shown in the
+ deployed prototype and implemented interface.
+
+
+
+ 2. Accessing the Application
+
+ To begin, open the login page at
+ https://win.opelly.me/login.
+
-Primary Users
+
+
+ - Enter your assigned email address.
+ - Enter your password.
+ - Click Sign in.
+
+
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-- Program instructors
-- Program coordinators
-- Support staff working with student development programs
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+
+ After a successful login, the system will take you to the program
+ selection screen.
+
+
+
+ 3. Selecting a Program
+
+ After authentication, the system displays the list of programs
+ available to the logged-in user.
+
-System Workflow
+
+ - Review the available program cards.
+ - Select WIN Program – Teacher (Primary).
+ - The application will open the main dashboard for that program.
+
+
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-- User logs into the system.
-- User selects or creates a student profile.
-- User creates one or more goals for the student.
-- User periodically updates progress for each goal.
-- User logs incidents if relevant to the student's progress.
-- Dashboard and reports display progress and completion status.
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+
+ 4. Student Dashboard
+
+ The main dashboard displays the students assigned to the current
+ teacher or user.
+
+
+
+
Information shown on each student card
+
+ - Student identifier
+ - Expected graduation date
+ - Number of goals
+ - Number of progress events
+ - Last activity date
+
+
+
+
Navigation
+
+ - The left sidebar lists students for quick access.
+ - Clicking a student opens that student’s detail view.
+ - The dashboard serves as the main starting point for daily use.
+
+
+
+
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Core Features
+
+ 5. Adding a Student
+
+ Teachers can add a new student record directly from the dashboard.
+
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-- Student profile management
-- Goal creation and tracking
-- Progress update logging
-- Incident tracking and documentation
-- Instructor dashboard for monitoring progress
-- Structured reporting of goal completion
-
+
+ - Click + Add a Student.
+ - Enter the Student Identifier.
+ - Enter the Expected Graduation Date.
+ - Click Add Student to save the record.
+
+
+ Once saved, the new student appears in the dashboard and sidebar.
+
+
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Typical Instructor Tasks
+
+ 6. Viewing Student Goals
+
+ Selecting a student opens the goals view for that student. Goals are
+ the main tracking objects used to measure student development and
+ progress.
+
-Create a Student Profile
+ Goal details may include
+
+ - Goal category or label
+ - Goal description
+ - Associated benchmarks
+ - Related progress events
+
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-- Navigate to the student dashboard.
-- Select "Create Student".
-- Enter student information.
-- Save the student profile.
-
+
+ Users can use this page to quickly review whether a student is making
+ progress and what supporting events have been documented.
+
+
+
+ 7. Managing Benchmarks
+
+ Benchmarks break a goal into smaller, measurable steps. This makes it
+ easier to see incremental progress over time.
+
-Create a Goal
+ To add a benchmark
+
+ - Open the selected student’s goal.
+ - Go to the Benchmarks section.
+ - Enter the benchmark description.
+ - Click Save.
+
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-- Select a student from the dashboard.
-- Click "Add Goal".
-- Enter goal title and description.
-- Define the target timeline.
-- Save the goal.
-
+ Example benchmark
+ Complete Computing for Good
+
+
+ 8. Recording Progress Events
+
+ Progress events document meaningful activities, milestones, or notes
+ related to a student’s goal.
+
-Update Goal Progress
+ Each progress event should capture
+
+ - A brief description of the activity
+ - The user who recorded the event
+ - The date of the event
+
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-- Open the student profile.
-- Select the goal being tracked.
-- Add a progress update or note.
-- Update completion status if applicable.
-- Save the progress update.
-
+ Example
+ Took C4G – loved it!
+
+ Progress events create a historical record that can support follow-up,
+ reporting, and program evaluation.
+
+
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Log an Incident
+
+ 9. Typical Workflow
+
+ - Log into the application.
+ - Select the appropriate program.
+ - Review the list of assigned students.
+ - Add a student if needed.
+ - Open a student record.
+ - Review or create goals.
+ - Add benchmarks to define milestones.
+ - Record progress events as the student advances.
+
+
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-- Navigate to the student profile.
-- Select "Log Incident".
-- Enter incident details and description.
-- Save the incident record.
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+ 10. Usage Notes
+
+ - Keep student identifiers consistent to avoid duplicate entries.
+ - Update progress events regularly so the record stays current.
+ - Use benchmarks to make large goals easier to track.
+ - Review student cards often to spot inactivity or missing updates.
+ - Log out when finished using the system on a shared device.
+
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