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AdminControls
Here are the explanations for each feature shown in the Admin Controls
for parent accounts:
Note 1
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The 'Active'
setting is one of three settings that the system will
change automatically, depending on the disposition of the
parent/student. Therefore, we do NOT
recommend unchecking or checking this feature unless you speak with
someone at the HelpDesk. |
Note 2
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Here are the three
features highlighted in this note:
- Teacher/Staff
- This
is the second of three settings that the system will change
automatically, depending on the association with a staff
account. When
a staff account is linked with a parent account, the system will
automatically check mark this feature. When this feature is check
marked, the parent account will feed into the staff directory. Therefore, we do NOT
recommend unchecking or checking this feature unless you speak with
someone at the HelpDesk.
- Church
Member - This feature is controlled by an admin and is used to
track if the
parent is a church member or not. When check marked, the system
considers this parent account to be a church member.
- Is
a donor - This feature is controlled by an admin and is used to
track if the
parent is a donor or not. When check marked, the system
considers this parent account to be a donor.
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Note 3
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The 'Parent with #
children in school' setting is the third of three
settings that the system will change automatically, depending on the
disposition of the parent/student. Therefore, we do NOT
recommend unchecking or checking this feature unless you speak with
someone at the HelpDesk. |
Note 4
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Here are the three
features highlighted in this note:
- ID#
- The ID# is something that the system automatically assigns to
each new
parent account. Each parent account has their own unique ID#.
- Activation
Code - The activation code is something that the system
automatically assigns
to each new
parent account. Each parent account has their own unique
activation
code. This code is used when a parent first activates their
account in
FastDirect.
- Password
- The
password is something that the system automatically assigns to each
new
parent account. Each parent account will initially have their own
unique password. A parent is able to change their password at any
time
through the 'Change My Password' button on their Home page. An
admin
may also change the parent's password by clicking in the Password field
found under the header 'Account Information'. An admin can block
a parent from changing a password by using the feature 'Allow Password
Change' described in Note 5.
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Note 5
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Here are the five
features highlighted in this note:
- Allow
Viewing RepCard/ProgRep/GradeBook - This
feature controls whether this parent account is able to view their
students' ReportCards, ProgressReports and GradeBooks. If
ReportCard/ProgressReport/GradeBook viewing is allowed for all parents
in 'Parent View Controls', this feature can be used to block a specific
parent from viewing this information. If unchecked, this parent
account will not be able to view ReportCards, ProgressReports and
GradeBooks.
- Allow
Messaging - This feature controls whether this parent account is
able to initiate
messaging in FDmail. If messaging is allowed for all parents in
'Settings', this feature can be used to block a specific parent from
messaging. If unchecked, this parent account will not be able to
initiate a message to anyone in the school. However, they will be
able
to reply to a message that has been sent to them.
- Allow
Password Change - This feature allows an admin to block a parent
from changing their
password. If unchecked, this parent account will not be able to
change
their password through the 'Change My Password' button on their Home
page. An admin will still be able to change the parent account's
passwordby clicking in the Password field found under the header
'Account Information'.
- Change
Primary Fields - This feature controls whether this parent
account is able to edit their
primary information (address, phone etc.). If 'Allow parents to
change
data' is allowed for all parents in 'Settings', this feature can be
used to block specific parents from editing their primary
information.
If unchecked, this parent account will not be able to edit their
primary information.
- Disable
Reactivations - This
feature blocks the parent from going through the activation
process (as a way to obtain the Screen name and Password). This
feature is mainly used as a security measure. We recommend only
checking this feature if there is a parent who has an activation code
for an account that is not theirs and they are completing the
Activation Process in order to have the Screen Name and Password sent
to them via email.
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