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archived version of our Community Check Box help documentation.
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Community Check Box Help.
Community Check Box (CCB)
Welcome to the Community Check Box (CCB), a web-based recording, measurement, and reporting tool for your community work. The CCB helps practitioners document their work, including bringing about community and systems change (defined as new or modified programs, policies, or practices related to the group's goals). The CCB also helps practitioners share their change efforts and success stories with funders and other stakeholders. More fundamentally, the CCB serves as a tool to help communities better understand and improve their efforts for change.
The CCB helps community and research partners to answer important questions such as:
- What are we accomplishing?
- Are we bringing about changes in communities and systems?
- What factors or processes enhance our change efforts?
- How are community/system changes contributing to improvement in community-level outcomes?
The CCB includes supports for:
- Documenting changes in communities and systems (e.g., new or modified programs and policies related to the effort)
- Analyzing the distribution of changes (e.g., by goal addressed)
- Uncovering factors associated with increases/ decreases in the rate of change
- Tracking changes in Community-level Indicators (e.g., rates of childhood immunizations)
- Online and print graphs about the initiative and its impact
- Online generation of customizable PDF reports that can easily be created for stakeholders
Features of the CCB:
- Integrated resources for evaluation, technical support, and co-learning
- Customized measures and analyses for documentation and feedback
- Same system can meet the evaluation needs of multiple audiences
- Promotes community participation and direct access to their evaluation information
- Allows for instant feedback and real-time graphs
- Information on accomplishments can be used to secure resources and assure accountability
- Encourages participatory evaluation and co-learning among partners
Field types available in the CCB:
- Text (line, box, dropdown, checkbox, multiselect, and SharePoint Lookup) - 125 total.
- Numerical (whole or decimal) - 100 total.
- Date - 85 total.
- Tri-Toggle (yes/no) - 17 total.
- Yes/no questions can be created as text/dropdowns as well, with "yes" and "no" as the options.
- Predefined (such as Code, Description, etc.)
When you are ready to begin using the CCB, sign in to your WorkStation at www.myctb.org. Select your WorkStation from the list of green buttons, or enter the WorkStation name in the Quick Search box. Depending on your site setup, you may immediately be prompted with a login box, or if your site has public access, you will arrive at the Home page of the WorkStation.
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Depending on your WorkStation configuration, you may access your CCB through a link, or by clicking on the CCB icon like the one shown on the left.
Once you have accessed your CCB, you may navigate between the built-in support functions by clicking on the links in the navigation bar on the left.
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What can I do in the CCB?
Now that you are logged in, you have quite a few choices. The actual choices you see will depend on the configuration of your WorkStation. Here is an example of the dashboard and an explanation of some of the parts.
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Navigation bar on left with color circle above that will open and close the navigation bar window. Click on any link to go directly to that section of the CCB.
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Three live graphs across the top that give you a quick view of your progress.
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Buttons to
Enter Data or View Data and buttons to access
Graphs and
Reports.
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The last five
Recent Accomplishments.
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A graph showing your
Accomplishment Progress.
What's Next?
- Go back to the main
CCB Help page to see a menu of information about the CCB.
- Access
recorded training session to help you become familiar with the options available in the CCB.
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Try out your new CCB!