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Setting Up Your ASQ Online Program
This quick guide will provide next steps for setting up your ASQ Online program as a Program Administrator. Links to short how-to videos are included.
Step 1: Login to ASQ Online
Once your user account has been created in the ASQ Online system, an email will be automatically generated by ASQ Online containing the link to create your password.
To login, click on the "activate your account" link from the email.
How-to video: Logging into ASQ Online
Step 2: Add Your Keycode(s)
In order to start screening in ASQ Online, you will need to add keycodes for each type of questionnaire that you have. The ASQ keycode is a unique set of 16 characters that comes in each type of ASQ-3 or ASQ:SE-2 questionnaires and ASQ-3 Learning Activities books. You’ll need this keycode to access online ASQ questionnaires and learning activities.
To add a keycode for your program:
- Select Programs from the main menu navigation.
- Scroll down the page until you see the "Keycodes" section. Click the "Add" tab.
- Enter your unique 16-character keycode including the dash marks. Click Save.
How-to video: Add Keycodes
Step 3: Add Program Users
Next, you will to add users to your program. There are three user role types for ASQ Online: Program Administrator, Provider, and Reviewer.
To Add a user:
- Select Program from the top navigation menu.
- Select the Add Program User Quick Link.
- Enter the required information (required fields are indicated by a red asterisk [*]).
- Click the checkbox next to the User Role.
- Click Save. (The user will receive an automatic email with their username and steps to create a password.)
ASQ Online User Roles
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| Role | Program Administrator | Provider | Reviewer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Access Level | Has access to children in program | Only has access to children assigned to user. | Can view reports for all children in program or children assigned to user. |
| Enter Questionnaire Results | √ | √ | √ |
| Review Questionnaire Results | √ | √ | √ |
| Generate Reports | √ | X | X |
| Set up Family Access | √ | X | X |
| Accept Questionnaires via Family Access | √ | X | X |
| Create Users | √ | X | X |
| Assign Students to Teachers | √ | X | X |
| Create Program Documents and Packets | √ | X | X |
| Create Individual Documents and Packets | √ | X | X |
Step 4: Set up Family Access
Family Access allows parents and caregivers to complete screenings.
To create a Family Access page:
- Select Family Access from the top navigation menu.
- Under the Create Web Page section select the questionnaire type you would like to use for your URL.
- Customize the welcome message, screening instructions, and any other necessary information.
- Be sure to click the checkbox next to "Shared" to allow other Program Administrators to review/accept Family Access screenings.
After your Family Access URL has been created you will see the following options:
| Questionnaire Type | Public URL |
|---|---|
| ASQ-3 English | https://www.asqonline.com/family/194220 |
Options Available After URL Creation:
- Link with Shared: Choosing to link your ASQ-3 English and ASQ:SE-2 English pages will allow your caregivers to complete both questionnaires without having to re-enter child and caregiver demographic information.
- Show: Use this link to view your landing page and view the URL from the perspective of a caregiver completing the screening.
- Edit: If you need to make changes to the landing page use this link to edit the format, text or information displayed on your site.
- Delete: Use this link to remove the URL from your program. Once the URL is deleted, it cannot be recovered. Deleting a URL will delete any pending screenings attached to that URL.
- Send: Use this link to print or email the Invitation Letter with Family Access URL to primary caregivers. The option to email the Invitation Letter will be available if an email address is available within the Primary Caregiver’s profile.
- Child List: Any child profile who has had an invitation letter printed or emailed for them will appear in this list.
You can copy and paste your URL to different locations throughout your program including but not limited to: your program’s website, email blasts, newsletters, bulletin boards and flyers.