Firefox 4.0 and printing Evaluations & Assessments
email to web IFSP administrators on June 16, 2011
Hello again, A number of you have reported ‘Evaluation and Assessment’ printing issues with Firefox 3.6.x when run on a Mac with OS 10.6.x. This doesn’t seem to be an issue in Internet Explorer, so that has provided some relief. . . . read more
Page G and District Wide Assessment, Family Information area, email
email to web IFSP administrators on June 17, 2010
Hello again everyone, We have made a very slight change to the Family Information area regarding language spoken in the home. The basic complaint was that two languages could not be documented. From the beginning we had . . . read more
Exports from the Web IFSP
posted April 14, 2010
To view the document which provides information on the data selection, data and source and sort for each export, click here . read more
Child Fix Instruction
sent to web IFSP administrators on April 8, 2010
To see clarifications about Child Fix and duplicate situations details, click here . read more
Alpha Testing of Web IFSP Continues
Once again, representatives from the Iowa Department of Education, Iowa Department of Public Health and the web IFSP administrators met to test the outputs of the web IFSP. Seventeen (17) people met in Cedar Rapids on July 20 - 21, . . . read more
Alpha Testing of Web IFSP
Representatives from Iowa Department of Public Health and the Iowa Department of Education and the AEA web IFSP administrators met on July 14 – 15 in Cedar Rapids to participate in the alpha testing of the web IFSP application. . . . read more
Handout for July 22nd, 2009 Overview of IFSP Process
A copy of the PowerPoint slides which will be used during the Tuesday, July 22nd presentation on the Overview of the IFSP process is available here . This training is designed particularly for the web IFSP administrators and the . . . read more
NEW! News Update Group for Web IFSP Administrators
As you are aware, our standard practice has been to allow people to self subscribe to News Updates for www.iowaidea.org. The notion is that people would only sign up for the group to which they "belonged". In most . . . read more