LEAP 12 CEBU: LOVE ALL IN

PROGRAM PORTAL GUIDE

FOR FACILITATORS, HEAD COACH AND COACH

FEATURES

🏠 HOME PAGE

Purpose: Your personalized entry point to the portal, acting as a crucial communication hub for program-wide announcements and system updates.

Key Information & Features:

  • Welcome Message: A dynamic greeting to start your day.

  • System Update Notifications: (CRITICAL FOR YOU!) This section displays all important announcements, maintenance notices, or new feature alerts from the program administrators. These can be general info, high priority, or urgent updates regarding the portal's functionality.

  • Head Coach Message: An evolving message or insight from program leadership.

  • Our Coaches Section: Provides a quick overview of the coaching team.

How it Helps You:

  • Stay Informed Instantly: This is your primary source for critical information about the portal's status, upcoming changes, or program-wide directives that might impact your students or your coaching workflow.

  • Anticipate Student Questions: Knowing about system updates or program announcements helps you prepare for student queries.

Navigation Tip: Make it a habit to check the "System Update Notifications" on the Home page whenever you log in.

👪 COUNCILS

Purpose: This page provides an overview of all councils within the program, allowing you to quickly see the status of different groups and drill down into specific council details.

Key Information Displayed:

  • Council List: A comprehensive list of all active councils.

  • Coach Names: Identifies the coaches assigned to each council.

  • Student Count: Shows how many students are in each council.

  • Summary Statistics: Provides a high-level view of goals, milestones, and action plan completion within each council (if available and calculated).

  • Access to Detail: Each council entry allows you to click and view a detailed report for that specific council.

How it Helps Coaches:

  • Quick Overview: Instantly see the names and basic composition of all councils.

  • Council Performance at a Glance: Get a general sense of how councils are progressing.

  • Navigate to Detail: Easily access the "Council Detail" page for any council you oversee to see individual student progress.

Navigation Tips:

  • Use the search bar to find a specific council or coach.

  • Click on a council's entry to expand it and see basic student information, or click "View" to go to the dedicated "Council Detail" page.

🔔 NOTIFICATIONS PAGE

Purpose: This page provides an overview of all councils within the program, allowing you to quickly see the status of different groups and drill down into specific council details.

Key Information Displayed:

  • Council List: A comprehensive list of all active councils.

  • Coach Names: Identifies the coaches assigned to each council.

  • Student Count: Shows how many students are in each council.

  • Summary Statistics: Provides a high-level view of goals, milestones, and action plan completion within each council (if available and calculated).

  • Access to Detail: Each council entry allows you to click and view a detailed report for that specific council.

How it Helps Coaches:

  • Quick Overview: Instantly see the names and basic composition of all councils.

  • Council Performance at a Glance: Get a general sense of how councils are progressing.

  • Navigate to Detail: Easily access the "Council Detail" page for any council you oversee to see individual student progress.

Navigation Tips:

  • Use the search bar to find a specific council or coach.

  • Click on a council's entry to expand it and see basic student information, or click "View" to go to the dedicated "Council Detail" page.

📄HANDOUTS PAGE

Purpose: A digital library of all official program documents, resources, and supplementary materials, easily accessible for all users.

Key Information Displayed:

  • List of Handouts: Each entry includes:

    • Title: Name of the document.

    • Thumbnail: A small image representing the document.

  • Download/View Options: Buttons to directly download the PDF file or view it in your browser.

How it Helps Coaches:

  • Resource Hub: Quickly access and share program handbooks, worksheets, presentations, or any other official documents with your students.

  • Consistency: Ensures everyone has access to the latest approved versions of materials.

  • Efficiency: No need to search through emails or external drives; all materials are centralized.

Navigation Tips:

  • Use the search bar if there are many handouts.

  • Click the "Download" icon to save a copy to your device, or the "View" icon to open it in a new browser tab.

🌟MASTERMIND PAGE

Purpose: This page serves as a resource for Mastermind group activities, typically providing guidance, tools, or content relevant to collaborative learning and support sessions.

Key Information Displayed:

  • Content Specific to Mastermind:

    • Seven-Step Mastermind Circle

    • Prayer

How it Helps Coaches:

  • Support Mastermind Groups: Provides materials and structure for the Mastermind groups you might be facilitating or participating in.

  • Consistency in Facilitation: Ensures all coaches and participants have the same foundational information for Mastermind activities.

✅COMPLETION PAGE

Purpose: This page is designed to track and celebrate the completion of specific tasks or statements beyond the main goal-setting framework, ensuring students acknowledge key achievements.

Key Information Displayed:

  • Completion Categories: Tasks are grouped into different areas (e.g., Relationships, Health, Spiritual, Education, Finances, Career, Presentation).

  • Statement/Task List: Under each category, specific completion statements or tasks are listed.

  • Completion Status: A clear indicator (e.g., a checkbox) showing whether a task has been marked as complete.

How it Helps Coaches:

  • Monitor Holistic Progress: Track student engagement and completion in areas beyond their primary goals.

  • Encourage Milestones: Remind students to mark off completed tasks, providing them with a sense of accomplishment.

  • Discussion Points: Use incomplete tasks as talking points in coaching sessions to understand challenges or provide support.

Navigation Tips:

  • Encourage your students to actively update this page as they complete items.

  • You can review your students' completion status (if you have the appropriate access).

🗓 SCHEDULE PAGE

Purpose: Provides a clear, organized overview of the entire program's schedule, including key dates, events, and activities, broken down by week.

Key Information Displayed:

  • Weekly Breakdown: Events are grouped by program week (e.g., Week 1, Week 2).

  • Week Dates: The date range covered by each program week.

  • Event Date: The specific date for each event.

  • Event Name: The title of the activity (e.g., "Workshop," "Intensive").

  • Week's Completion: Detailed information about what the Program Week is about and it's target progess percentage.

How it Helps Coaches:

  • Stay Organized: Easily keep track of important program dates and activities.

  • Student Support: Remind students of upcoming deadlines, workshops, or key events.

  • Planning Ahead: Plan your coaching sessions around the program's flow and anticipated needs.

Navigation Tips:

  • Scroll through the weeks to see past, current, and upcoming events.

  • This is a static display of the schedule; updates are managed by administrators.

🎯GOAL STATISTICS OVERVIEW (GOAL STATS PAGE)

Purpose: This page provides a comprehensive snapshot of goal-setting and progress across the entire program, as well as broken down by individual councils. It's designed to help you understand the health of goal achievement.

Key Information Displayed:

  • Program Summary:

    • Total Students: Number of students in the program.

    • Students with Goals: How many students have set at least one goal.

    • Total Goals Created: The total count of all goals set by students, categorized by Enrollment, Personal, and Professional types.

    • Average Overall Progress: The average completion percentage across all goals and students in the program.

    • Students with Milestones/Action Plans: Shows the number of students who have gone further to define weekly milestones and specific action plans.

  • Council Breakdown: For each council:

    • Council Name: The name of the council.

    • Students with Goals: Number of students in that council who have set goals.

    • Total Goals: Number of goals created within that council.

    • Students with Milestones: Number of students who have defined milestones for their goals.

    • Students with Action Plans: Number of students who have created action plans for their milestones.

    • Average Progress by Goal Type: Average completion percentage for Enrollment, Personal, and Professional goals within that council.

    • Overall Average Progress: The average progress across all goals in that specific council.

  • Data Update Information: Shows when the data was last calculated and by whom.

  • Download Options: "Download CSV" and "Download PDF" buttons to export the entire report for offline viewing or record-keeping. The PDF will have the branded, official layout.

How it Helps Coaches:

  • Identify Program Trends: See if students are actively setting goals and milestones.

  • Council Comparison: Compare progress across different councils (especially useful for Head Coach and Facilitators).

  • Data for Discussions: Use concrete numbers to inform coaching sessions or team meetings.

  • Accountability: See when the data was last updated, ensuring you have the most current information.

  • Offline Access: Easily get a printable or shareable version of the statistics.

Important Note: The data on this page is manually updated by the Super Admin or Goals Master. It's generally updated at the end of the day, 11:59 PM daily or earlier. For urgent updates, please contact Super Admin.

📊PERFORMANCE ANALYTICS PAGE

Purpose: This page provides deeper insights into student performance based on their goal progress, helping coaches identify students who might need additional support or those who are excelling. It's divided into two main views: Team View and Council View.

Key Information Displayed:

a) Team View (Overall Program Metrics)

  • Total Students: Count of all active students.

  • Students Needing Support: Identifies students who are below the current week's expected progress target.

  • Action Plan Completion (Weeks 1-3 & 1-4): Shows how many students have completed all their action plans for early program weeks, indicating strong engagement.

  • 100% Milestones: Number of students who have completed all their program milestones.

  • Student Progress Details: A sortable and filterable table listing individual students, their council, and their overall progress percentage. You can filter this table to see:

    • Overall Progress

    • Weekly Progress (for any specific week)

    • Students "Needs Support" (based on current week's target)

    • Students with 100% Action Plans (Wk 1-3 or Wk 1-4)

    • Students with 100% Milestones

b) Council View (Detailed Council Performance)

  • Accordion-style List: Each council is represented by an expandable section.

  • Council Name & Coach: Clearly identifies the council and its associated coaches.

  • Student List with Progress: Inside each council's section, you'll see a list of its students, their overall progress percentage (with a progress bar), and options to "View" their individual goals page.

How it Helps Coaches:

  • Identify At-Risk Students (Team View): The "Needs Support" filter is incredibly powerful for quickly seeing who might be falling behind and requires intervention.

  • Recognize Top Performers (Team View): Identify students who are consistently completing action plans and milestones.

  • Monitor Council Health (Council View): Get a quick visual on the overall progress of students within each council.

  • Targeted Support: Use the individual student progress data to prepare for one-on-one coaching sessions.

  • Strategic Planning: For Head Coaches and Facilitators, this view helps in understanding team and council strengths and weaknesses to plan interventions or recognition.

Navigation Tips:

  • Use the "Team View" and "Council View" tabs to switch between the overall and council-specific perspectives.

  • In "Team View," use the "Select a view..." dropdown to apply various filters to the student list.

  • In "Council View," use the search bar to quickly find a specific council. Click on a council's row to expand it and see its students.

🏅 PROGRESS REPORTS PAGE

Purpose: To offer a centralized, data-driven overview of student progress across various program goals and milestones. This helps in understanding overall program engagement and identifying individual student performance trends.

Key Information Displayed:

  • Weekly Program Report: A detailed PDF report summarizing student progress for a selected program week, including overall summary statistics and progress by council.

  • P&P Goal Progress: Lists students with greater than 0% progress in their Personal & Professional goals, sorted from highest to lowest progress.

  • Enrollment Goal Progress: Lists students with greater than 0% progress in their Enrollment goals, sorted from highest to lowest progress.

  • 100% Action Plans (W1-3 / W1-4): Identifies students who have completed all their action plans for the specified week ranges (Weeks 1-3 and Weeks 1-4).

  • 100% Milestones (All): Shows students who have completed all their milestones across all their goals.

For each report type, you will see a count of qualifying students. When viewing details, a table displays the student's name, council, and relevant progress metrics (e.g., percentage completion).

How it Helps Coaches:

  • Quick Identification: Easily spot students who are on track, excelling, or potentially falling behind in their goals and action plans.

  • Targeted Support: Use the reports to identify specific individuals or councils that may require more focused attention or intervention.

  • Performance Monitoring: Track the effectiveness of coaching strategies and program content by observing overall progress trends.

  • Accountability: Provides concrete data for discussions with students regarding their progress and areas for improvement.

  • Administrative Efficiency: Generate quick PDF/CSV exports for record-keeping, sharing, or deeper analysis, saving time on manual data compilation.

Navigation Tips:

  1. Accessing the Page: Navigate to "Progress Reports" from the main sidebar menu.

  2. Weekly Report Generation: Use the "Select a week..." dropdown under the "Weekly Program Report" section to choose a specific program week, then click "Generate Report" to download a PDF.

  3. Viewing Details: For "Completion & Progress Reports" cards, click the "Show Details" button to view a list of qualifying students directly on the page. Click "Hide Details" to collapse the list.

  4. Exporting Data: Each report card has "PDF" and "CSV" download buttons. Click these to export the respective student lists for offline use or further analysis.

🙂 ADMIN PANEL PAGE

Purpose: This is the control center for program administrators and key leadership, allowing them to manage users, content, notifications, and data utilities for the entire portal. Access to this page is restricted based on your role.

Key Information Displayed:

  • Tabbed Interface: The panel is organized into different management sections via tabs on the left.

  • Modules Include:

    • User Management: View all users, manage user roles, and reset user passwords.

    • Data Management: Tools to refresh program statistics (e.g., Council Stats) and generate performance alerts.

    • Notifications: Create, edit, and manage system-wide announcements or targeted reminders.

    • Program Schedule: Add, modify, or delete program events and their details.

    • Handouts: Upload, update, and organize PDF handouts and other resources.

    • Download Tracker: Monitor who has downloaded which reports, providing valuable audit trails.

How it Helps Coaches (with Admin Access):

  • Content Control: Manage resources and communications visible to all users.

  • Data Oversight: Trigger calculations for program statistics and identify students needing support.

  • User Support: Assist users with password resets and account management.

  • Program Operations: Directly influence and manage various aspects of the program's digital platform.

NOTE:

  • Only the Super Admin is authorized to access, use and make changes on this page.

TROUBLESHOOTING

🔐 LOGIN ISSUES

Problem: "Cannot log in" / "Invalid credentials" / Error 401 (Unauthorized) Solution:

  • Double-check your email address (no typos or extra spaces)

  • Verify password is correct (check caps lock)

  • Try refreshing the page (F5 or Ctrl+R)

  • Clear your browser cache and cookies

  • If still failing, contact Super Admin immediately

  • Do NOT try multiple times rapidly - this may temporarily lock your account

Error Code 401 - Unauthorized Access:

  • Your credentials are incorrect or session has expired

  • Detailed Solution:

    1. Double-check email address for typos (common: gmail.co instead of gmail.com)

    2. Verify password (check caps lock, num lock)

    3. If using saved passwords, try typing manually

    4. Clear browser's saved login data and re-enter

    5. If password forgotten, use "Forgot Password" link

    6. Wait 5 minutes between login attempts to avoid lockout

  • Re-enter login information carefully

  • Try logging out completely and logging back in

  • Request reset password if necessary

Error Code 403 - Forbidden:

  • Your account may be disabled or suspended

  • Detailed Solution:

    1. Check with Super Admin if your user account is still active

    2. Verify you're accessing the correct portal URL

    3. Ensure your program participation hasn't expired

    4. Don't attempt multiple logins as this may worsen the lockout

  • Contact Super Admin immediately for account reactivation

  • Do not attempt to create a new account

Error Code 429 - Too Many Requests:

  • You've attempted to login too many times

  • Detailed Solution:

    1. Stop all login attempts immediately

    2. Wait exactly 30 minutes before trying again

    3. When you retry, ensure credentials are 100% correct

    4. If urgent, contact Admin for manual unlock

    5. For future: limit to 3 login attempts before getting help

  • Wait 15-30 minutes before trying again

  • Contact Super Admin if urgent access is needed

💾 SAVING GOALS ISSUES (FOR STUDENTS)

Problem: "Goals not saving" / "Changes lost" / Error 500 (Server Error) Solution:

  • Make sure you click "Save Goal" button (not just navigate away)

  • Wait for the screen to refresh after saving, then check your goals if saved

  • If page seems frozen, refresh and check if changes were saved

  • Don't edit multiple goals simultaneously in different tabs

  • If persistent issues, screenshot the error and contact your Coach

Error Code 400 - Bad Request (VERY COMMON ISSUE): This often happens when copy-pasting from Excel, Word, or other applications

  • Detailed Solutions:

    1. If copying from Excel/Word/PowerPoint:

      • NEVER paste directly into the goal form

      • Copy your text from Excel/Word

      • Open Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac) in plain text mode

      • Paste into Notepad first (this removes all hidden formatting)

      • Copy the cleaned text from Notepad

      • Then paste into the goal form

    2. Check for problematic characters:

      • Remove emojis and special symbols (★, ●, ➤, etc.)

      • Remove smart quotes (" ")

      • Remove bullet points copied from Word/Excel

      • Check for invisible characters (extra spaces, tabs)

    3. Field validation issues:

      • Ensure all required fields are completed

      • Check character limits (goals may have 2000 character max)

      • Remove HTML tags if accidentally pasted (<b>, <i>, etc.)

      • Avoid using angle brackets < >

    4. If error persists after cleaning:

      • Try typing a simple test goal: "This is a test goal"

      • If test saves successfully, the issue is with your content formatting

Error Code 500 - Internal Server Error:

  • Temporary server problem - wait 5-10 minutes and try again

  • If error persists beyond 30 minutes, contact your Coach

  • Copy your goal text to a separate document before retrying

Error Code 504 - Gateway Timeout:

  • Server is taking too long to respond

  • Your goal may still not have been saved - check before re-entering

  • Try again in a few minutes

Error Code 413 - Request Entity Too Large:

  • Your goal content is too long for the system

  • Reduce text length or remove unnecessary content

  • Maximum recommended: 2000 characters per goal

Error Code 422 - Unprocessable Entity:

  • Data format is incorrect (common with date fields)

  • Check that dates are in correct format (MM/DD/YYYY or DD/MM/YYYY)

  • Ensure numeric fields contain only numbers

  • Remove special characters from name fields

📱 MOBILE/TABLET ISSUES

Problem: "Cannot log in" / "Invalid credentials" / Error 401 (Unauthorized) Solution:

  • Double-check your email address (no typos or extra spaces)

  • Verify password is correct (check caps lock)

  • Try refreshing the page (F5 or Ctrl+R)

  • Clear your browser cache and cookies

  • If still failing, contact Super Admin immediately

  • Do NOT try multiple times rapidly - this may temporarily lock your account

Error Code 401 - Unauthorized Access:

  • Your credentials are incorrect or session has expired

  • Detailed Solution:

    1. Double-check email address for typos (common: gmail.co instead of gmail.com)

    2. Verify password (check caps lock, num lock)

    3. If using saved passwords, try typing manually

    4. Clear browser's saved login data and re-enter

    5. If password forgotten, use "Forgot Password" link

    6. Wait 5 minutes between login attempts to avoid lockout

  • Re-enter login information carefully

  • Try logging out completely and logging back in

  • Request reset password if necessary

Error Code 403 - Forbidden:

  • Your account may be disabled or suspended

  • Detailed Solution:

    1. Check with Super Admin if your user account is still active

    2. Verify you're accessing the correct portal URL

    3. Ensure your program participation hasn't expired

    4. Don't attempt multiple logins as this may worsen the lockout

  • Contact Super Admin immediately for account reactivation

  • Do not attempt to create a new account

Error Code 429 - Too Many Requests:

  • You've attempted to login too many times

  • Detailed Solution:

    1. Stop all login attempts immediately

    2. Wait exactly 30 minutes before trying again

    3. When you retry, ensure credentials are 100% correct

    4. If urgent, contact Admin for manual unlock

    5. For future: limit to 3 login attempts before getting help

  • Wait 15-30 minutes before trying again

  • Contact Super Admin if urgent access is needed