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9 12, 2022

Reference Management

2023-01-17T16:41:14-05:00

Reference Management

About

A reference is the mention of another publication – book, journal article, etc. An item reference documents the publications that provide authoritative information, which helps to establish the validity of the item. The publications referenced help experts determine whether the item is accurate. The very subject-matter domain of the reference (e.g. accounting, anatomy, etc.) can also contribute to an item’s validity.

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Reference Management2023-01-17T16:41:14-05:00
21 11, 2022

Bulk Update

2023-01-17T16:41:40-05:00

Bulk Update

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Credentialing organizations must frequently make the same change to a group of items. When it is possible to open and modify each item, this can be labor intensive and subject to human error.

Bulk Update is an alternative to changing items one by one. The update is faster overall and has no chance of updating an item differently. A bulk update consists of two parts: the bulk update specification and the list of items to update.

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Bulk Update2023-01-17T16:41:40-05:00
18 11, 2022

Activity Event Log

2023-04-17T16:12:19-04:00

Activity Event Log

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Assessment organization staff have a considerable task of developing their examinations given the many steps and components of the workflow process. As a result, it is not only important that a system contains features to assist with completing each item development task plus keep track of it all, but the system should also be reliable, and enhance efficiency and quality control. Recording and cataloging all workflow user activities ensures that all relevant parties know the steps that have occurred. The Pro! Activity Event Log proves an asset in this process and serves as an electronic fingerprint of “Who, What, When, and Where”.

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Activity Event Log2023-04-17T16:12:19-04:00
7 11, 2022

Classifications

2022-11-07T15:54:36-05:00

Classifications

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Item classification is traditionally represented by a hierarchical structure similar to an org chart in which nodes are above, at the same level as, or below another, Each node in the hierarchy is numbered. A node path, which is formed by concatenating the number of each node that must be visited in order to reach the destination node, identifies a node’s location in the tree. For example, in the illustration below the node path 001.002.001 forms the address of History->EurHistory->Medieval. An item is classified when a node path is assigned to the item.

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Classifications2022-11-07T15:54:36-05:00
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