Field Placement

The Field Placement Tools allow you to create repositories of information related to field placement activities in your organization. This information can include site locations and details where individuals are completing fieldwork requirements, staff names and credentials associated with those sites, as well as details about the individual placements.

Additionally, you have access to reports that display information on individual placements, summarize program-wide placement information, and display placement assignments for university supervisors.

Field Placement Database Administration

Getting Started

From the TS Coordinator page, click the Database Administration link. The system navigates to the database administration screen.

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To start a new database:

  1. Type the new database name.
  2. From the pull-down menu, select a starting template for your database.
  3. (Optional) Add a description.
  4. Click Create Database.

A database creation page showing fields for entering a new database name labeled 1, selecting a template from a dropdown labeled 2, and adding an optional description labeled 3, and a Create Database button  labeled 4.

To edit an existing database that you have created or have been given administrative access to, click Edit.

To change the name of a database, click Rename.

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To remove a database, click Delete. If the database is not in use, a pop-up loads and requests confirmation of your action. The deletion of a database is permanent and irreversible. If a database has records associated with it, you cannot delete it from the database administration screen.

A database management page showing an existing Field Placement database titled 'School of Education Database', with details about its template and creator, along with highlighted buttons for Edit, Rename, and Delete.

Permissions

From the Permissions area, you are allowed to grant permission to other TS Coordinators to manage the different areas of the field placement database.

Permissions Definition
Database Administration Provides the manager with access to the database setup, including the management of permissions, the definitions of custom terminology, select and customize the fields to include and establish connections between placements and academic programs and courses.
Field Placement Management Allows the manager to add or edit data for the site, staff, district, and supervisor records in database and to connect individuals with the appropriate site and staff.
Generate Reports Enables the manager to run stock reports on information collected in the database.

To add other TS Coordinators in your organization as managers for the database, from the Permissions tab, click Assign New Managers.

A manager permissions page showing a list of users with checkboxes for Database Administration, Field Placement Management, and Generate Reports permissions, along with a highlighted Assign New Managers button at the top, and options to save and continue.

To locate the individual you need to add, use the Member Locator. You can search for an individual by first, last or full name. Select the individual(s) you want to add and click Save and Close.

A member selection window showing basic search options on the left, a list of search results in the center, and a selected member panel on the right with Allison Holt checked, along with a highlighted Save and Close button.

Select your choices to add or remove field placement management permissions. Click Save & Continue.

A manager permissions page showing a list of coordinators with checkboxes for Database Administration, Field Placement Management, and Generate Reports, with the row for Allison Holt highlighted and her permissions selected, along with a highlighted Save & Continue button.

(Optional) If you need to remove an individual from the list of database managers, click Unassign, located under the individual’s name in the table. To confirm the action, click OK.

Terminology

From the Terminology area, you are able to define the custom terminology that appears in the field placement database, records, and reports.

Default Terms Definition Alternate Terms
Academic Program Term used to describe the type of program, department or other area of your organization with which the field placements in this database are to be associated. By default, it is assumed that placements occur within the context of Academic Programs. You can use an alternative term, such as Discipline, Department, or School.
Category Term used to describe the categorization for the supervisor. This can also be referred to as Type of Employee, Type, etc.
Field Placement General term used to describe the type of information being organized in the database. Some programs or departments can refer to this as Field Experience, Clinical Practice, etc.
Person Term used to describe the type of individual who is performing the field work. Alternatives can include Student, Candidate, Intern, etc.
Placement Generic term used to describe the experience an individual receive in the field. In the system, you are able to create placements associated with programs and courses, assign them each a distinct name (e.g., Reading Lab or Hospital Rotation) and define the detailed information collected about each placement.
Site Term used to describe the place at which the placements or experiences occur. This can also be referred to as Cooperating Schools, Cooperating Sites, Clinical Sites, etc.
Specialization Term used to describe the topic, subject matter, or area of specialty for which the placements or experiences are done. This can also be referred to as Unit, Specialty, etc.
Staff Term used to describe the employees, These can be Cooperating
Supervisor Term used to describe the individual at your institution who works with the people being placed. These can be Advisor, University Supervisor, etc.

To change a term, click the appropriate drop-down menu and select the term(s) of your choice. After you’ve finished making your selections, click Save & Continue.

An Edit Database page showing default terms alongside dropdown menus for selecting customized terminology options such as College, Department, Program, and School, with a highlighted Save & Continue button.

To update the terms that appear in your organization’s database, return to the Terminology tab, at any time. Please note any changes made to an active database can disorient users.

If you need to include additional terms that are commonly used by your organization, please contact our Support Team by clicking Submit A Request (subject: Field Placement Terms).

Select Fields

From the Select Fields area, you are able to determine which data information fields are collected in the database records. The template you first select when you create the database determines the options you have for these fields. Several fields in the database are searchable. Once the database has been populated with information, field placement managers with access to the database can conduct basic or advanced searches. The five (5) main categories of data include Site, Staff, District, Supervisor, and Person.

Identifier Definition Fields
Red Asterisk Icons Identifies the minimum requirement for a record. Site Name, Staff First and Last Name, Course, etc.
Grayed-Out Checkboxes Automatically includes field in the record; you do not need to populate this information. Site type, Site Description, and Active, etc.
Standard Checkboxes Select any of the remaining fields, as needed. For Custom Requirement fields, type the custom field name in the appropriate text boxes.
Enable Attachment Upload Checkbox (Optional) Enable this feature for the record areas to attach files.

From the Select Fields tab, select to include or exclude fields.

A field selection page showing options for adding directions and choosing which cooperating school contact fields to collect, with checkboxes for Cooperating School Name, Cooperating School Description, Cooperating School Type, and Grade/Level, along with response types such as text fields, a custom dropdown, and a multiple‑choice checkbox.

To save your selections and/or customizations as you work, click Save Draft.

A field selection page showing technology-related options such as Number of Computers, Number of Students per Computer, Number of Videos, and two custom fields, each with numeric text response types, along with a highlighted Save Draft button and a reminder note emphasizing that changes are not saved automatically.

Each field contains a specific response type: Text, Numeric Text, Email, etc.

Additionally, you can collect data via the Custom Drop-Down Response type. To define the options that appear in the drop-down list, in the Response Type column, click Edit next to Custom Drop-Down.

A field configuration list showing selected cooperating school contact fields, including Cooperating School Name, Cooperating School Description, Cooperating School Type, and Grade/Level, with the response type for Cooperating School Type set to a custom dropdown and a highlighted Edit link next to it.

Enter or copy and paste list options (from Excel or text document) into the text field provided. Be sure to place each option on its own line in the text box. When finished, Click Add Options and Return to Select Fields.

An options entry page showing a text area for typing response options one per line under the Enter Response Options section, with example options listed, along with buttons to Clear Entries, Cancel, Add Options, and a highlighted Add Options and Return to Select Fields button.

(Optional) To continue to add the options currently entered and remain on this screen, click Add Options.

An options entry page showing buttons to Clear Entries, Cancel, Add Options, and Add Options and Return to Select Fields, with the Add Options button highlighted.”

You will then see your current list of options at the bottom and the ability to modify them if needed.

  • (Optional) To change the name of an option, click Rename associated with the option you choose.
  • (Optional) To remove an existing option from the list, click Delete associated with the option you choose.

An options management section showing existing response options labeled Private and Public, each with buttons to Rename and Delete, with the Rename and Delete buttons for the Private option highlighted.

Click Save & Continue when finished.

An Edit Database page showing directions for selecting the fields to include in the Field Placement database, with navigation tabs for Permissions, Terminology, Select Fields, Associations, and Activation, along with a warning message about the database being active and a highlighted Save & Continue button.

The fields that you select can be changed at any time (e.g., you can edit which fields to include or exclude even after information has been added to the database).

Associations

From the Associations area, you are able to establish the associations between placements and academic programs and courses.

To add a new Academic Program:

Click Manage Academic Programs and Courses.

An Edit Database page showing directions for creating associations between academic programs, courses, and DRF requirements for Field Placement, with navigation tabs for Permissions, Terminology, Select Fields, Associations, and Activation, along with a highlighted Manage Academic Programs and Courses button beside the Save & Continue option.

Click Create New Academic Program.

A Manage Academic Programs and Courses page showing directions for creating or editing academic programs and courses that involve Field Placement, with a navigation link to return to Associations and a highlighted Create New Academic Program button beside the option to create a new course.

In the field provided, type the name of the Academic Program. Click Create Program and Finish and your program will be listed under Academic Programs.

An academic program setup page showing a field to enter the Academic Program Name and checkboxes to select associated courses with field placements, including EDU 105 and EDU 129, along with a highlighted Create Academic Program and Finish button beside options to cancel or create the program and add another.

To add a new course:

Click Create New Course.

A Manage Academic Programs and Courses page showing a list of existing academic programs, including Early Childhood and Elementary Education, each with Edit and Delete options, along with navigation to return to Associations and a highlighted Create New Course button beside the option to create a new academic program.

  • Type the Course ID/Block ID.
  • Type the Course Name/Block Name.
  • (Optional) Enter a Description for the course.

Select to associate the programs that use this course for Field Placement and click Create Course and Finish.

A course creation page showing fields to enter the Course ID or Block ID, Course Name or Block Name, and an optional long description, along with checkboxes to associate the course with academic programs such as Early Childhood and Elementary Education, and a highlighted Create Course and Finish button beside options to cancel or create the course and add another.

From the main Associations tab, once you have finished, click Done – Back to Associations.

A Manage Academic Programs and Courses page showing a list of academic programs such as Early Childhood and Elementary Education, each with Edit and Delete options, along with a highlighted 'Done - Back to Associations' button above the program list.

To associate a DRF to your Placement:

If you use Directed Response Folio(s) (DRF) to collect and/or track student work and evaluations related to field placements, you could associate those DRF requirements to those placements. The association of areas within in a DRF to placements in your database enables you to view associated student work that may have been collected, as well as the results of related evaluations, directly from the student placement record.

Click Associate to DRF to the right of the appropriate placement name.

A course placement section under the Early Childhood academic program showing EDU 101 - Block I with Placement 1 listed beneath it, along with a highlighted Associate to DRF link and an option to add another placement to the course.

From the pull-down menu, select the DRF Template Category. Click Show Available DRF Templates.

A DRF template selection section showing a dropdown labeled 'Select from my DRF templates' alongside a highlighted Show Available DRF Templates button.

To select your DRF template, click Select this Template.

A DRF template selection panel showing the 'School of Education structure' template with its creator and creation date listed, along with a Preview Structure button and a highlighted Select This Template button.

To opt for areas of association from the DRF, select the checkbox next to the DRF Requirement. When finished, click Associate Selected Areas.

A DRF template association page showing multiple DRF template areas, including Post Acceptance Admission, Candidate Knowledge/Coursework, Student Teaching – Supervisor Eval, and Student Teaching – Mentor Eval, each with checkboxes to associate individual items such as Background Check, Resume, GPA, reflections, and lesson plans to the placement, along with a highlighted Associate Selected Areas button beside a Cancel option.

The next screen offers you the option to Preview the Structure, Update Associated Areas, and/or Remove the associated DRF template.

A DRF template association summary showing the currently associated 'School of Education structure' template with its creator and creation date, along with a list of linked DRF areas such as Background Check, GPA, and various Supervisor and Mentor Evaluation reflections, accompanied by highlighted buttons for Preview Structure, Update Associated Areas, and Remove.

Once you are finished, click Back to Associations Main Page.

An Edit Database page showing directions for selecting DRF templates to associate with the academic program, with navigation tabs for Permissions, Terminology, Select Fields, Associations, and Activation, along with a highlighted 'Back to Associations Main Page' button next to the option to rename the placement.

To go to the next step, click Save & Continue.

An Edit Database page showing directions for creating associations between academic programs, courses, and DRF requirements that involve Field Placement, with navigation tabs for Permissions, Terminology, Select Fields, Associations, and Activation, along with a highlighted Save & Continue button next to the option to manage academic programs and courses.

Activation

By default, your database is set to Inactive. To activate your database, click Change Status to Active.

An Edit Database page showing a setup checklist for activating the Field Placement database, with steps for assigning permissions, customizing terminology, selecting fields, creating academic programs and associations, and communicating placement information, along with a highlighted Change Status to Active button beside the Previous Step option.

In this step, you also have the ability to communicate placement information to students which makes their placement record accessible to them on the home page of their account.

A setup checklist showing the five steps required to activate the Field Placement database, with Step 5 titled ‘Communicate Placement Information’ and its corresponding checkbox highlighted, along with a note below explaining that at least one academic program, one course, and one placement name must be created before activation, after which coordinators with permissions can begin entering information.

To intiate placements entries, click Begin Entering Placements.

An Edit Database page showing a setup checklist indicating that the Field Placement database is currently active, with steps for assigning permissions, customizing terminology, selecting fields, creating academic programs and associations, and communicating placement information, along with a highlighted Begin Entering Placements button next to the option to change the status to inactive.

Field Placement Record Management

Create a New Site Record

To create staff records, you must be a Database creator or you need to be assigned Field Placement Management permissions for that database.

From the menu bar, click the TS Coordinator.

Sections Definitions
Site General/Contact Info The site name is the only required field for the record; this allows you to create records quickly. Site records can be edited with more details, if needed.
Site Population Demographics If the database in which you are working includes site population demographics, you can create new demographics for the current year or view, edit, and copy site demographics for other years.
Number of Staff If you are required, you can enter the staff population demographics.
Affiliated Staff Lists the staff that has been affiliated with this site. You can also create a new staff record.

Click Field Placement Management.

A Field Placement menu showing options for Database Administration and Field Placement Management, with the Field Placement Management link highlighted and described as the area to place students and manage site and staff information.

Click Sites, Staff and Districts.

A Field Placement database overview page showing the School of Education Database with options to manage Sites, Staff and Districts, Supervisors, Placements, and Reports, with the Sites, Staff and Districts button highlighted and a note that reads 'The button and link terminology can vary based on the terms selected in Database Administration setup in Step 2; Terminology'.

To create a record for a new school, click Create New Site.

A Manage Field Placements page showing search options for cooperating schools and districts, including fields to search by cooperating school name or district/region name, along with buttons to search results, and a highlighted Create New Cooperating School button beside options to create a new cooperating teacher, and create new district.

Enter information about the site. Depending on how the database was setup, the page to create a new site can be divided into several sections:

Sections Definitions
Site General/Contact Info The site name is the only required field for the record; this allows you to create records quickly. Site records can be edited with more details, if needed.
Site Population Demographics If the database in which you are working includes site population demographics, you can create new demographics for the current year or view, edit, and copy site demographics for other years.
Number of Staff If you are required, you can enter the staff population demographics.
Affiliated Staff Lists the staff that has been affiliated with this site. You can also create a new staff record.

Click Save Draft. When you add a site to the database, be sure to frequently save the changes that you make. The information you enter about the site is not automatically saved.

A Cooperating School Population Demographics page for the 2016–2017 year showing sections to enter total enrollment, gender counts, and ethnicity counts, each with corresponding text fields, along with a highlighted Save Draft button displayed within the enrollment and gender sections.

(Optional) If the database has been set up this section to allow attachments, you can upload documents from your computer:

  • In the Attachments section, click Add Attachment.
  • Drag and drop the file(s) you wish to add or click the Add Files button.
  • Click Upload and Close.

An attachments section showing that no files are currently attached to the item, along with a highlighted Add Attachment button.

To confirm your changes, click Apply Changes.

A Manage Field Placements page showing directions to view and edit cooperating school information, with navigation tabs for All Databases, Cooperating School/Teacher/District, Faculty Supervisor, Placements, and Reports, along with a highlighted Apply Changes button.

Create a New Staff Record

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To create staff records, you must be a Database creator or you need to be assigned Field Placement Management permissions for that database.

To create a record for a new staff member, click Create New Staff.

A Manage Field Placements page showing search options for cooperating schools and districts, including fields to search by cooperating school name or district/region name, along with buttons to search results, and a highlighted Create New Cooperating Teacher button beside options to create a new cooperating school or Create new district.

Enter information about the individual. Depending on how the database was setup, the page to create a new staff can be divided into several sections:

Sections Definitions
Staff General/Contact Info First and last name are required fields.
Educational Background If the database in which you are working includes educational background demographics, you can enter information such as the university name, degree earned, and date the individual began teaching.
Credentials Specify the grade level and subjects in which the individual is certified.
Affiliations This section lists the sites with which the individual has been affiliated. To add a new affiliation, click Affiliate with Site.

Click Save Draft. When you add a staff member to the database, be sure to frequently save the changes that you make. The information you enter about the site is not automatically saved.

A Cooperating Teacher General/Contact Info section showing fields for first name and last name along with a highlighted Save Draft button.

(Optional) If the database has been set up this section to allow attachments, you can upload documents from your computer:

  • In the Attachments section, click Add Attachment.
  • Drag and drop the file(s) you wish to add or click the Add Files button.
  • Click Upload and Close.

An attachments section showing that no files are currently attached to the item, along with a highlighted Add Attachment.

To confirm your changes, click Apply Changes.

A Manage Field Placements page showing directions to view and edit cooperating school information, with navigation tabs for All Databases, Cooperating School/Cooperating Teacher/District, Faculty Supervisor, Placements, and Reports, along with a highlighted Apply Changes button.

Create a New District Record

To create district records, you must be a Database creator or you need to be assigned Field Placement Management permissions for that database.

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To create a record for a new district, click Create New District.

A Manage Field Placements page showing search fields for cooperating schools and districts, with options to search by cooperating school name or district/region name, along with buttons to search results, and a highlighted Create New District button beside options to create a new cooperating school or cooperating teacher.

Enter information about the District. Depending on how the database was setup, the page to create a new district can be divided into several sections:

Sections Definitions
District Contact Information District name field is ONLY required.
District Requirements Use these custom fields to track what requirements are needed for individuals to be placed at locations in the district. For example, you need to note if a background check or fingerprints are needed for candidates.
Attachments You can upload files such as contracts to the district record. If you have enabled the option to upload file attachments in the Database Administration > Select Fields area, this option appears.

Click Save Draft. When you add a district to the database, be sure to frequently save the changes that you make. The information you enter about the site is not automatically saved.

A contact information section showing fields for primary email, secondary email, and comments along with a highlighted Save Draft button.

(Optional) If the database has been set up this section to allow attachments, you can upload documents from your computer:

  • In the Attachments section, click Add Attachment.
  • Drag and drop the file(s) you wish to add or click the Add Files button.
  • Click Upload and Close.

An attachments section showing that no files are currently attached to the item, along with a highlighted Add Attachment button.

To confirm your changes, click Apply Changes.

A Manage Field Placements page showing directions to enter Faculty Supervisor information, with navigation tabs for All Databases, Cooperating School/Cooperating Teacher/District, Faculty Supervisor, Placements, and Reports, along with a highlighted Apply Changes button.

Create a New Supervisor Record

To create supervisor records, you must be a Database creator or you need to be assigned Field Placement Management permissions for that database.

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From Field Placement Management area, click on the Supervisors button.

A View/Edit Existing Field Placement Databases page showing the School of Education Database with options to manage Sites, Staff and Districts, Supervisors, Placements, and Reports, with the Supervisors button highlighted.

To create a record for a new supervisor, click Create New Supervisor.

A Manage Field Placements page showing a notice that no faculty supervisor records have been created yet, with navigation tabs for All Databases, Cooperating School/Cooperating Teacher/District, Faculty Supervisor, Placements, and Reports, along with a highlighted Create New Faculty Supervisor button.

Enter information about the Supervisor. Depending on how the database was setup, the page to create a new supervisor can be divided into several sections:

 

Click Save Draft. When you add a supervisor to the database, be sure to frequently save the changes that you make. The information you enter about the site is not automatically saved.

 

(Optional) If the database has been set up this section to allow attachments, you can upload documents from your computer:

  • In the Attachments section, click Add Attachment.
  • Drag and drop the file(s) you wish to add or click the Add Files button.
  • Click Upload and Close.

 

To confirm your changes, click Apply Changes.

 

Create a Placement Record

To create placement records, you must be a Database creator or you need to be assigned Field Placement Management permissions for that database.

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From the Field Placement Management area, click Placements.

A Field Placement Databases page showing the School of Education Database with options to manage Sites, Staff and Districts, Supervisors, Placements, and Reports, with the Placements button highlighted.

To select a person to place (i.e., to create a new placement record in the database for an individual) begin typing the person’s name. Select the individual, and click Continue.

A Manage Field Placements page showing a search box to select a student to place, with a dropdown result displaying the student name Michael Fiacco, along with a highlighted Continue button to proceed, an option to search by name, and a Search button.

Select the course and placement information and click Continue.

A course and placement selection page showing dropdown menus for Academic Program, Course, Placement Name, and Year, all populated with chosen values for Michael Fiacco, along with a highlighted Continue button.

Depending on how the database was setup, the page to create a new placement can be divided into several sections:

Placement Definition
Academic Program Academic program/department associated with the placement.
Course Course associated with the placement.
Site Name Site where the placement occurred or is occurring.
Staff Name Individual(s), at the site, working with the person being placed.
Period Period during which the placement occurred or is occurring (e.g. semester).
Year Year in which the placement occurred or is occurring.
Supervising Faculty Individual(s), at your organization, working with the person being placed.
Status Placement status (e.g. completed, current, dropped, or removed).

On the resulting page, you could enter additional information for Site/Staff, Details, and Attachments (if the database manager has enabled this option).

To confirm your changes, click Apply Changes.

A Field Placement details page showing the academic program, course, placement name, and year selected for Michael Fiacco, with an option to edit course and placement information and a dropdown to choose a cooperating school, along with a highlighted Apply Changes button.

Field Placement Reports

To run a report, you must be a Database creator or you need to be assigned Reports permissions for that database.

Report on Field Placement Records

From the Field Placement Management screen, click Reports.

A View/Edit Existing Field Placement Databases page showing the School of Education Database with options to manage Sites, Staff and Districts, Supervisors, Placements, and Reports, with the Reports button highlighted.

In the Select Report Type area, under Report on Field Placement Records, click Generate Report.

A Field Placement Records reporting panel showing a description indicating that placement details can be displayed for selected students and filter criteria, along with a highlighted Generate Report link.

To run a report on an individual, click in the Search by Name field.

  • Use the Member Locator to locate the individual(s) for the placement.
  • You can search for an individual by first, last or full name via the Member Search. To display results, click Search.
  • Alternatively, expand the list on the left and locate your individual (in your learning community) by their organizational area in the hierarchy. To display results, click Search.
  • To select an individual, select his or her name in the Search Results center column. The name appears checked in the Selected Member(s) column. Click Save & Close. The individual’s name appears in the Search by Name field.

If you wish to report on multiple individuals, leave the Search by Name field blank.

Select the fields to display in your report (e.g. Program, Course, District, Year, Status, etc.) and click Continue.

A report filter page showing search options for placements, including fields for academic programs, courses, state or province, district or region, cooperating school, cooperating teacher, period, year, faculty supervisor, and placement status, along with a highlighted Continue button next to a Cancel option.

(Optional) Use the Show options to further customize the report’s display default settings.

A report results page showing options for demographic display and filtering, including radio buttons to show data as count, percentage, or both, along with a highlighted section of checkboxes for selecting information to display—Cooperating School Contact Information, Cooperating Teacher Information, Faculty Supervisor Information, Additional Placement Details, Evaluation Data, Cooperating Teacher Demographics, and Cooperating School Demographics—followed by buttons to Expand All and Collapse All.

A note that reads 'If collected, this report generates results stored in the database about the site, staff and placement details, including site and staff demographics. If the institution uses LAT to evaluate student work associated with the field work, the evaluation status and corresponding data can be included in this report, as well'.

You can select the demographic data to appear as a count (number), a percentage or a count and a percentage.

A report results page showing options for how demographic information is displayed, with a highlighted Demographics Display section containing radio buttons to show data as count, as percentage, or as count and percentage, along with additional checkboxes below for selecting which information to include in the report.

To view the details for all placements in the report, click Expand All.

A report results page showing demographic display and information selection options, with checkboxes for various data categories, along with buttons to Expand All and Collapse All, with the Expand All button highlighted.

  • (Optional) To generate a print view of this report, click Print View.
  • (Optional) To generate an Excel document for further statistical manipulation, click Export to Excel.
  • (Optional) To generate a new report, click New Search.

A Field Placement Report page showing one student found, with demographic display options and information filters selected below, along with highlighted options on the right for Print View, Export to Excel, and a New Search button.

Generate a Report on One or More Programs

From the Field Placement Management screen, click Reports.

A View/Edit Existing Field Placement Databases page showing the School of Education Database with options to manage Sites, Staff and Districts, Supervisors, Placements, and Reports, with the Reports button highlighted.

In the Select Report Type area, under Report on One or More Programs, click Generate Report.

A reporting panel titled 'Report on One or More Academic Programs' showing a description indicating that the report displays a summary of cooperating schools where placements occurred for selected academic programs and year, along with a highlighted Generate Report link.

To run a report on a specific program(s), you need to define the report parameters.

  • Select Academic Program: select the academic programs you wish to include in your report. (Programs that appear on this list are set up by a database administrator.)
  • Select Fields to Display: To include enrollment/demographic data on sites, staff, and placements (if applicable).
  • Filter by Year: filter the report by a specific academic year.
  • Status(es) to Include: filter the report based on the status of the students’ placement.

To generate the results, click Continue.

A report filter page showing options to select academic programs, choose fields to display such as cooperating school and teacher demographics, filter results by year, and select placement statuses to include, along with a highlighted Continue button next to a Cancel option.

  • (Optional) Use the Show options to further customize the report’s display default settings.
  • (Optional) To generate a print view of this report, click Print View.
  • (Optional) To generate an Excel document for further statistical manipulation, click Export to Excel.
  • (Optional) To generate a new report, click New Search.

A program summary report for Elementary Education showing selected years, statuses included, and report generation date, with a highlighted Demographics section containing options to show data as count, percentage, or both, and checkboxes for site enrollment totals, gender demographics, ethnicity demographics, special programs, and technology programs. On the right, the Print View and Export to Excel links and the New Search button are also highlighted above the report table.

Report on University Supervisors

From the Field Placement Management screen, click Reports.

A View/Edit Existing Field Placement Databases page showing the School of Education Database with action buttons for Sites, Staff and Districts, Supervisors, Placements, and Reports, with the Reports button highlighted.

In the Select Report Type area, under Report on University Supervisors, click Generate Report.

A reporting panel titled ‘Report on University Supervisors’ showing a description indicating that the report displays a summary of university supervisor assignments and related gender and ethnicity demographics, along with a highlighted Generate Report link.

Single Supervisor

To run a report on a single Supervisor, click the field to select a supervisor (or the magnifying glass icon).

A report setup page showing options to select who to run the report on, with a highlighted field for choosing a single university supervisor using a searchable dropdown, alongside an option to run the report for all university supervisors with assignments, and Cancel and Continue buttons.

  • Use the search to locate your individual by first, last or full name.
  • To display results, click Search Supervisors.
  • Click the supervisor name link to auto-populate the single supervisor field.
  • To filter your supervisor records, click Show Advanced Search Options.
  • Displayed are additional search criteria: Grade/Level Certified, Subject(s) Certified, Category, Site, State/Province, City, District, and Zip/Postal Code.

A note that reads 'The search criteria listed is available if activated by the database administrator'.

A University Supervisor Lookup page showing advanced search options including fields for grades or levels certified, subjects certified, specialization type, site, state or province, city, district or region, and zip or postal code, along with a Search University Supervisors button at the bottom.

To proceed, click Continue.

A report setup page showing the option to run the report for a single university supervisor, with the selected supervisor displayed in the dropdown, along with buttons to Cancel or a highlighted Continue button to proceed.

Choose if you wish to filter your results by a specific time frame or include all years. Click Continue.

A report filter page showing options to filter university supervisor assignments by all years and periods or by selecting a specific year and period, along with a highlighted Continue button next to a Cancel option.

Use the Show option to customize which fields appear in the results.

A University Supervisor Summary report for Isaac Asimov showing the years and periods included and the report generation date, with a highlighted Show section containing checkboxes for Site District, Site City, Site Zip Code, Teacher Candidate Supervised, Subject, Specialization, Grade, and Totals, displayed above a table listing supervised sites, number of placements, teacher candidates supervised, subjects, specializations, and grade levels.

 

  • (Optional) To generate a print view of this report, click Print View.
  • (Optional) To generate an Excel document for further statistical manipulation, click Export to Excel.
  • (Optional) To generate a new report, click New Search.

A University Supervisor Summary report for Isaac Asimov showing the years and periods included and the report generation date, with options to filter displayed information, and highlighted links for Print View and Export to Excel, along with a highlighted New Search button.

All Supervisors with Assignments

To run a report for all supervisors with assignments, select the radio button option and click Continue.

A report setup page showing options to run the report for either a single university supervisor or all university supervisors with assignments, with the University Supervisors with assignments option selected and highlighted, along with a highlighted Continue button next to a Cancel option.

Choose if you wish to filter by when the assignment occurred and by specific academic program(s) or include all.

A report filter page showing options to filter university supervisor assignments by when the assignment occurred, with choices for all years and periods or selecting a specific year and period, and additional filters to select programs for which the assignments occurred, including options such as Combined BA/MAT program, Counseling, Dual Elem. Ed/Spec. Ed, and Elementary Education.

To proceed, click Continue at the bottom of the screen.

A page showing Cancel and Continue buttons, with the Continue button highlighted.

Use the Show option to customize which fields appear in the results.

A Summary Report for University Supervisors showing selected years, periods, programs included, and the report generation date, with a highlighted Show section containing checkboxes for Total Number of Placements Supervised, Site Supervised, Site District, Site City, Site Zip Code, Teacher Candidate Supervised, Subject, Specialization, Grade, and Totals.

  • (Optional) To generate a print view of this report, click Print View.
  • (Optional) To generate an Excel document for further statistical manipulation, click Export to Excel.
  • (Optional) To generate a new report, click New Search.

A Summary Report for University Supervisors showing the years, periods, and programs included along with the report generation date, with highlighted options on the right for Print View, Export to Excel, and a New Search button.

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