WebEOC & Design Studio - Advanced Board Building

Ready to kick up your basic WebEOC boards with some tags, links, buttons, embedded maps, and more?  This WebEOC course is for you!

Prerequisite: Knowledge of how to build a basic board using the WebEOC Board Building tool.  This information will not be covered in this class.

Description: This three-day 4-hour/day course will focus on advanced board building functions. 

• Utilize data linking to move data from one WebEOC board to another.
• Create multiple input forms and display boards utilizing the same board. 
• Learn to embed a view and a map inside of another view. 
• Utilize data filtering and use the embedview and related (child) tables.
• Learn how data from one board can be interactively shared with several boards.

Schedule: This class will be presented over 3 consecutive days from 12:00 until 4:00 (Eastern) each day utilizing Zoom.

CEUs: Juvare is authorized by IACET to offer 1.2 CEUs for this course.

Performance-Based Learning Outcomes: At the end of this module the student will be able to perform the following functions:

• Implementing and extending WebEOC board tags
• Implementing conditional fieldsets 
• Implementing and extending board expressions
• Implementing and extending view links
• Implementing and extending board filtering
• Embedding a map into a view
• Implementing and extending data sorting within boards
• Modifying and extending board actions
• Modifying and extending board permissions
• Implementing parent record and child record relationships
• Implementing and extending buttons
• Implementing and extending data links
• Modifying and extending board resources
• Hands-on Student Exercises on all topics

Cost: $2,000.00

Payment: Payment arrangements are required prior to the beginning of the course. An invoice can be generated and credit cards can be accepted.  Contact the Juvare Training Center for payment assistance at +1-470-279-6536 or training@juvare.com.

Required Student Minimum: Juvare requires a minimum of four (4) students to be enrolled in a class at least 14 days prior to the start of the course or the course may be cancelled.  Those registered in a cancelled course will have their registrations moved to the next scheduled offering of the course. 

Equipment Requirements: Computers with internet access and 2 monitors are required. One monitor will be used to watch the instructor's presentation. The other monitor will be use by the student for assignments.  Two computers can be used if needed.

Requirements for Successful Completion of Course: Instructors will advise participants at the beginning of the session that assessments of individual learning will take place during each segment of the class. This assessment will usually consist of the student demonstrating understanding of the material presented by completing a short exercise (on the computer). Assessments can also consist of appropriate verbal feedback from the student indicating understanding of the material presented. In addition to the assessments, to receive a Course Completion Certificate, a participant must attend at least 90% of the class. Our goal is to have 100% attendance. If participants miss a short segment, they will be required to make up the work and demonstrate achievement of the outcome(s) to meet course attendance requirements. Participants absent for more than 10% of the course, and who do not make up the course work, will not receive a Course Completion Certificate. (Participants must address the absence with the instructor and make-up the work prior to the end of the course.) A Sign-In sheet is required as proof of attendance for each class. Participants are required to answer roll call at the beginning of each class day.  Students who fail to answer roll call do not receive credit for the course.