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SUMMARY:Fundamentals of eLogger
DESCRIPTION:\n 	Description\n\n 	The Fundamentals of eLogger class covers t
 he administration side of Locations\, Logs\, Shifts\, Crews\, Users and Us
 er Groups.\n\n\n 	Goals\n\n 	By the end of training\, system administrator
 s will have seen examples of a location hierarchy and logs\, how to import
  users and create user groups and set up shifts and crews\n 	After trainin
 g\, system administrators will have the tools and knowledge to make a basi
 c log entry in their eLogger system\n\n\n 	Who Should Attend\n\n 	System a
 dministrators who are new to eLogger\, or those that need a refresher in t
 he basic setup of eLogger\n\n\n 	Objectives\n\n 	By the end of training\, 
 system administrators will:\n\n 	Be able to create and/or modify a locatio
 n hierarchy.\n 	Understand the purpose of shifts and how they are created/
 maintained in eLogger.\n 	Understand how crews relate to the log entry pro
 cess in eLogger.\n 	Be able to create logs (categories of information) and
  associate them with specific locations.\n 	Understand how to import users
  from active directory and be able to view users who are set up in eLogger
 .\n 	Be able to create User Groups\, assign security permissions to logs a
 nd locations for those groups\, and give the ability to assign acknowledge
 rs to users in that particular group.\n 	Be able to make entries in eLogge
 r\, and see examples of log entries and how to assign acknowledgers.\n\n\n
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