Contents
 Welcome
 Provider User Manual
    1 Introduction
       1.1 About AEPSi
       1.2 About the User Manual
    2 Login Page
       2.1 Log In
       2.2 Forgotten Username/Password
    3 My Profile
       3.1 Adding or Editing My Profile
    4 My AEPSi
       4.1 My Children
       4.2 Calendar
       4.3 What's New?
       4.4 Messages
       4.5 Assessments in Progress
       4.6 My Reports
    5 My Children
       5.1 Add a New Child
    6 Child Summary
       6.1 Child/Caregiver Profiles
       6.2 Recent Activity
       6.3 Child Calendar
       6.4 Recent Assessments and Reports
    7 Child Journal
       7.1 Add/Edit/Delete a Child Journal Entry
    8 Child Team
    9 Child Assessments
       9.1 Creating a New CODRF
       9.2 CODRF Summary Page
       9.3 Filling in a CODRF
       9.4 View/Print/Edit/Delete/Export  a  CODRF
       9.5 Copy Over Scores
       9.6 Customized CODRFs
       9.7 Child Outcomes Summary Form (COS) Form
    10 Family Report
       10.1 Entering a New Family Report
       10.2 Sections of the Family Report
       10.3 Viewing/Printing/Editing/Deleting the Family Report
    11 Child Reports
       11.1 Score Summary
       11.2 Graphed Scores
       11.3 Child Progress Record
       11.4 Provider Notes
       11.5 IFSP/IEP Summary
       11.6 Eligibility Cutoff Scores
       11.7 Present Level of Functioning
       11.8 Running Reports in Spanish
       11.9 Create Custom Child Report
    12 My Groups
       12.1 Creating a Group
       12.2 Creating a New Group Journal Entry
    13 My Calendar
    14 My Reports
       14.1 Child Reports
       14.2 Provider/Class Reports
       14.3 About OSEP Reporting
    15 My Toolkit
    16 Help
 Administrator User Manual
    1 Introduction
       1.1 Welcome to AEPSi
       1.2 About the Admin User's Manual
    2 Managing Your AEPSi Account
       2.1 Navigating the Program Administration
       2.2 Program Profile
       2.3 Subscription Details
       2.4 Custom Fields
       2.5 Broadcast Messages
    3 Managing Users
       3.1 Roles and Rights Management
       3.2 Manage Administrators
       3.3 Manage Reviewers
       3.4 Manage Providers
       3.5 Assigning a User Dual Roles
    4 Managing Your Children
       4.1 Creating a Child Record
       4.2 Managing a Child's Team
       4.3 Archiving/Deleting a Child Record
    5 My Reports
       5.1 Child Reports
       5.2 Class/Program Reports
       5.3 About OSEP Reporting
    6 Exporting Data
       6.1 Export Child Data
       6.2 Export Program Data
    7 Support and Training
       7.1 Password Management
       7.2 Technical Support
       7.3 My Toolkit
       7.4 On-Line Help and Support
       7.5 Training
       7.6 Contact Information
 Tutorials
 Downloads and Resources
    OSEP Reporting
    Quick Reference Guides
    AEPS Author Papers
    AEPS Blank Forms
 FAQs
    AEPS-Related
    Accountability and OSEP Child Outcomes Reporting
    Standards and Alignments
    Eligibility
    Research
    Features of AEPSi
    Group Assessment
    Technical Capabilities
    General
    Training and Support
    Costs and Ordering
 Glossary


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3.2 Manage Administrators

Depending on the size of your program, you may want to create additional administrators to help you manage your AEPSi account. Administrators have the following rights and privileges:
  • Create other users
  • Create child records
  • Assign Providers to children (team members)
  • Archive and delete child records
  • Have access to all child reports and class/program reports


3.2.1 Create New Administrator

To create a new Administrator:

Click the Manage Administrators link on the left menu. This will take you to the Manage Administrators page, where you will see a list of all of the Administrators currently in your program, along with their names, titles, email addresses, and phone numbers.


From the Manage Administrators page, click the Create New Administrator button.

This will take you to the Create Administrator page, which is essentially a profile page for the user.































On the Create Administrator page, select the role(s) for the administrator by clicking on the Administrator checkbox. You may assign the user the Reviewer and/or Provider role in addition to the Administrator role.

The Child Data Access permission is set to "yes" by default. This means that the administrator is able to run individual child reports, as well as provider, class, and program reports that include the child name. If that option is set to "yes", when generating reports, the administrator also has the additional option to include or exclude the child's name.

If the administrator does not need to see child identifying information, set the Child Data Access option to "no". An administrator with no child data access only has access to provider, class, and program reports. The child name is replaced by "X's".

Enter the  profile information for the Administrator. Items marked with a red arrow are required. 

Once you have entered the profile information for the Administrator, click the Save button.

An e-mail will be sent to the Administrator which will contain a link for them to create their password. The Administrator will then be able to log in to the AEPSi account.

Note: If the Administrator does not receive an email after he or she has been created in the system, there are two possible issues:
        1) The email address entered into his or her profile is incorrect--check to make sure it was entered properly, and
        2) If the email address was properly entered, inform the user to check his or her spam filter for the login email.


3.2.2 Edit Administrator Profile

If you need to edit a particular Administrator’s profile, there are two options:
  1. From your Program Administration main page, type the name of the Administrator in the search field and click the Search button. The matching Administrator will show up in the search results. You can click the Edit link to make changes to the Administrator’s profile. Once you have made the changes, click the Save button.
  2. From your Program Administration main page, you may also click the Manage Administrators link on the left menu. A list of all Administrators in your program will be listed with links to view and edit their profiles.

3.2.3 Deactivate/Reactivate/Delete Administrator

If an Administrator no longer needs access to his/her AEPSi account, you can deactivate the account:
  1. Click the Manage Administrators link on the left menu or use the Search function on the Program Administration page.
  2. Locate the Administrator you would like to deactivate and click the "Deactivate" link.
Once the Administrator has been deactivated, he or she will no longer have access to the AEPSi account. However, the account information will not be deleted and may be reactivated. If you need to reactivate an already deactivated account:
  1. Click the Manage Administrators link on the left menu.
  2. Locate the Administrator you would like to reactivate and click the Reactivate link.
Note: You can only view, not edit, the profile of an Administrator who has been deactivated.

To permanently remove a deactivated Administrator:
  1. Click the Manage Administrators link on the left menu.
  2. Locate the deactivated Administrator you would like to delete. The list of deactivated Administrators can be found at the bottom of your Manage Administrators page.
  3. Click the Delete link.
  4. A confirmation message will display stating the following: "Are you sure you wish to delete this user? This action is permanent and cannot be undone."
  5. Click "OK" to delete the user or "Cancel" if you do not wish to delete the user.
Once an Administrator has been deleted, all user account information will be permanently removed. The Administrator will no longer be able to access AEPSi.

Note: Administrators must first be deactivated before they can be deleted.



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See also

3.1 Roles and Rights Management
3.3 Manage Reviewers
3.4 Manage Providers
3.5 Assigning a User Dual Roles