Showing posts with label MyScouting Tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MyScouting Tools. Show all posts

Friday, July 17, 2015

Where did Internet Advancement Go?

The BSA is consolidating tools into my.scouting.org and they have moved Internet Advancement’s link.  You can now get to Internet Advancement either by:
1)  Logging onto my.scouting.org and pulling down the menu in the upper left and clicking on Legacy Tools
or
2)  Go to Grandcanyonbsa.org/advancement and clicking on Internet Advancement on the left

For more information see:
http://scoutingwire.org/whats-the-difference-between-myscouting-org-and-my-scouting-org/


Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Eliminating Confusion - myscouting.org vs. my.scouting.org

From the gang at myscouting


my.Scouting.org is transitioning to become one easy-to-use spot for volunteer resources. while you may be heading to Myscouting.org regularly right now, expect the site’s tools to be migrated to my.Scouting.org in the near future.


We heard you! In an attempt to reduce some of the confusion regarding where to go to access certain tools, significant changes will be made to both the myscouting.org and my.Scouting Tools sites over the next coming weeks.
Starting Thursday, July 16, the following program links will be removed from myscouting.org’s column list and become accessible in my.Scouting Tools under Legacy Web Tools in the Home menu list:
  • • Internet Advancement
  • • National Safety Council Defensive Driving Course
  • • Service Hours Reporting
Additionally, we’re doing some general housekeeping by removing outdated links and resources. More changes are coming, so check back often as we work to make my.Scouting Tools the one place to go for all your needs!


Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Introducing BSA's Learning Management System

What it is
A learning management system (LMS) is a tool that is used to deliver training content to users .  In it’s simplest form, our current e-learning system is an LMS.  It delivers training to the volunteer, tracks progress and completion and ultimately sends a completion record to the database where the person record is stored.  Our current e-learning site software was built in 2001, and as you can image technologies have advanced significantly since its creation.  The new learning management system will provide us with a significantly more powerful tool to deliver training to our adult volunteers and will be integrated with the membership database improving our ability to deliver the one person – one record strategy where all information is in a single user record for each volunteer.


My.Scouting Tools Training


Video training on My Scouting Tools




http://livestream.com/bsa/myscoutingtools

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