I created an account to run a test course. All worked well. However I see the "Account Type" is "Measurer" vs Final Signatory.
How do Final Signatory and Certifiers set up the correct Account Type?
I looked under settings however didn't see any way to access the Account Type field.
This new system does look promising. Someone has put a LOT of work into it for sure! Thank you.
Ken Lowden
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Ken, this is coming in V. II. As an F.S. myself, I do not look forward to entering all the data that a new measurer must. We'll have to be patient, but this is a top priority for the development team. For now, I believe we will use the "Certifier" option. Do you see it?
Do I have this right, Mark?
When can us "regular measurers" have a look :-)
I don't know the answer to Ken's question. Probably best to wait for Jim Gilmer to respond after he finishes his travels.
Jack there is a link to the Implementation Timeline on the rrtc.net website.
Wow. This is great, looking forward to using this. Thank you for all your hard work.
It has been mostly the hard work of Jim Gilmer and the software team he's been working with.
If I a certifier measures a course in a state other than one where he/she is the regional certifier and enters the data logged in as a certifier, will it go to the actual regional certifier for review, or will it come back to the certifier who measured it?
I believe if you are logged in as a certifier all your submissions will go directly to the vice-chair.
A regional certifier is also a "final signatory" in that they certify courses they measured themselves. All final signatory certifications are submitted to the geographically appropriate vice-chair for secondary review.
Thanks, Jim!
Kenneth W Lowden posted:I created an account to run a test course. All worked well. However I see the "Account Type" is "Measurer" vs Final Signatory.
How do Final Signatory and Certifiers set up the correct Account Type?
I looked under settings however didn't see any way to access the Account Type field.
This new system does look promising. Someone has put a LOT of work into it for sure! Thank you.
Ken Lowden
You do not need to create an account to use the LEARN site -- in fact, the Settings link on LEARN has been deactivated.
On Sept 16, when the production site -- certifiedroadraces.com -- goes live, all users going to the site will be prompted to set up an account.
Account holders who are also regional certifiers or final signatories will need to send an email to their Vice Chair requesting assignment to the appropriate status (certifier or FS) and their IAAF grade, where applicable.
Jim
