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Talk:LUWS: Feedback and Suggestions

2011-04-21T22:48:39Z

Robcox81: /* Multiple sign-in screens and Profile Settings */ new section

== Page is now protected ==
The article page is now protected from edits. As indicated in the article intro, bugs and suggestions should be reported using the Feedback links. -- [[User:Aebrown|Aebrown]] 17:16, 4 December 2010 (UTC)

== Features that are already available ==

When a feature is requested that is already implemented in LUWS, it can be moved from the article page to here, followed by an explanation.

=== Leadership Directory ===
* Allow members of any unit within the stake to view leadership of other units within the same stake. -- [[User:Hotlindo|Hotlindo]] 20:38, 11 January 2010 (UTC)
** All members of a stake can see all the units within the stake, including their membership and leadership. So once you have logged in to LUWS, just follow the Stake Home link, then click on the link for the unit you are interested in, then follow that unit's Leadership Directory link. -- [[User:Aebrown|Aebrown]] 21:53, 11 January 2010 (UTC)

== Multiple sign-in screens and Profile Settings ==

I was recently called as the Stake Website Administrator. Speaking with the Ward and Stake representatives, I have noticed quite a few inconsistencies with their viewable information. I inform them to adjust their settings in their profiles, but it seems depending on what page they are on, they seem to get very lost and it is difficult for me to direct them to the correct page. Anyway to have the persons name serve as a hyperlink to their profile?

It also seems that there are at least three different sign-in screens, depending on what I am doing. Anyway to streamline sign-in so that a user only signs in once during a session?

Thanks! Love all the changes! We are heading in the right direction!

User:Robcox81

2011-04-04T01:41:57Z

Robcox81: Created page with 'I graduated from BYU-Idaho with a degree in Communication and a split minor in Political Science and Sociology. After graduation, I worked in Human Resources / Organizational Dev…'

I graduated from BYU-Idaho with a degree in Communication and a split minor in Political Science and Sociology. After graduation, I worked in Human Resources / Organizational Development for a major hospital here in California. I also taught courses at a trade school on employment, resume building and interviewing. After doing working in this capacity for about a year, I left to work as a Manager for the American Cancer Society for the next years.

During this time and since about 2003, I have also been an actively performing musician. I have used and extensively studied all forms of social media in regards to my professional and personal endeavors. About two years ago, I started building a website for my music that has been a good experience in reaching even more people. I share the website NOT for personal advertisement, but ONLY as it is important to the social media introduction I am giving. www.robcoxmusic.com

I was recently called to be the Stake Website Administrator, so I'm currently working on a BASIC introduction and "how to" presentation on Keynote (Mac OS) to present to the Stake Presidency and Bishops on the church website and the importance of it's utilization.

I'm looking forward to learning from this group and possibility contributing where I can.

User talk:Robcox81

2011-04-04T01:40:22Z

I graduated from BYU-Idaho with a degree in Communication and a split minor in Political Science and Sociology. After graduation, I worked in Human Resources / Organizational Development for a major hospital here in California. I also taught courses at a trade school on employment, resume building and interviewing. After doing working in this capacity for about a year, I left to work as a Manager for the American Cancer Society for the next years.

During this time and since about 2003, I have also been an actively performing musician. I have used and extensively studied all forms of social media in regards to my professional and personal endeavors. About two years ago, I started building a website for my music that has been a good experience in reaching even more people. I share the website NOT for personal advertisement, but ONLY as it is important to the social media introduction I am giving. [[Media:www.robcoxmusic.com]]

I was recently called to be the Stake Website Administrator, so I'm currently working on a BASIC introduction and "how to" presentation on Keynote (Mac OS) to present to the Stake Presidency and Bishops on the church website and the importance of it's utilization.

I'm looking forward to learning from this group and possibility contributing where I can.