1. Advanced CIS

2. Agenda for this Session 5 Min Introductions 20 min Creating a Culture of Success 15 min Password Security and Account Types. 45 min Admin/Password Manager Sites 10 min Break 45 min Staff Sites 10 min Final thoughts and completing the survey

3. So, you know the basics, let’s take it up a notch. – Manage and customize CIS for your students/clients on a more in-depth level. – Create individual portfolio groups and run reports. – Access CIS curriculum including lesson plans, worksheets and PowerPoints – Create customized portfolio checklists to keep your students/clients moving forward. – Increase your school’s CIS team with staff accounts. – Use My Course Plan to create individual training plans. After this session you will be able to:

4. Creating a Culture of Success Introduce yourselves (Name, where you work, how long have you been there) Think for a moment and come up with one word that describes the career readiness culture at your organization. Is this the culture you want to have? Is it the same throughout the schools/departments?

5. Knowing Your CIS Team Contract Coordinator Negotiates and signs the CIS Contracts Jointly plans training with Idaho CIS Staff Password Manager Receives and distributes CIS materials to staff Creates and distributes CIS staff accounts and logins Edits the course planner Staff Instruct students/clients to set up and use a portfolio Teach students/clients about using career information Reset the passwords for any user

6. Why can’t student/client passwords be seen by staff? 50% of websites store passwords unencrypted- we don’t want to leak personal information. Users will be able to reset passwords immediately. Site administrators and staff can always reset passwords.

7. Password Manager vs Staff Account Administration Tools

8. Labor.idaho.gov

9. Portfolio Groups Run group specific reports Manage student/client portfolios efficiently Assign checklists and career plans.

10. What is the checklist function?

11. Why Checklists? Graduation and Career Development Expectations Made Simple Checklists can help staff maintain quality standards and efficiently communicate expectations. Help you manage your students/clients but also give them a step-by-step plan to follow.

12. Thank you for your continued support of CIS