Please comment and share your suggestions on improvements in making CMS easier to use.
December 12, 2009
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Please comment and share your suggestions on improvements in making CMS easier to use.
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Comment by Sheri — December 13, 2009 @ 06:18 |
Another Committee member stated:
I still want to see entry formats simplified. I find it annoying to have to put brackets around area codes and to have to put a slash between year, month and day.
I’d also like to see the cursor go automatically to the most likely spot on each page. It doesn’t seem logical that I go to the log-in page and have to physically place the cursor in the “User” space or go to “Personnel” and have to put the cursor in the Membership Number space.
Comment by airsar — December 15, 2009 @ 20:03 |
One of the BC Zone Commanders has asked if we shouldn’t be able to log the time spent preparing for a tasking. At the moment there is no way to enter that time (flight planning, DI, weather checking, etc) yet it is a necessary and very productive period by our volunteers. He felt that it should be added in such a way that it would show on the person’s Training Report.
By entering that time under the main Event as Flight Planning the time showed only in Zone-Reports-Events for that tasking,
Keith
Comment by Keith Bennett — February 2, 2010 @ 03:22 |
Further to e-mail between myself and all Committee members about the entry of flight preparation time, I’m inclosing the list of items I used to track on my spreadsheets prior to CMS. You’ll notice that flight preparation time is not included.
This doesn’t even qualify as a suggestion; just a list of things I used to track:
Ground School:
Spotter Training
Navigation
Pilot Training
NOCL Messages
Equipment Use & Maintenance
Instructing
Safety
First Aid
ELT:
ELT Ground School
ELT Gnd Practice
ELT Homing Training Air
ELT Aural Null Training Air
Actual Gnd ELT homing
Actual Air ELT Homing
Actual Air Aural Null
Search Patterns:
Night Search Training
Night Search Actual
Track Crawl
CLA/Parallel Track
Contour
Expanding Square
Sector Search
Transport or HiBird
Crew Positions in Flight:
Pilot
CAP Pilot
Transport Pilot
Navigator
CAP Nav
Spotter
Military Spotter
Non-Flying Duties:
Administration
Man CASARA Displays
Radio Operator
SHQ Staff
Search Coordinator
Standby for Tasking
Give Lecture
Attend TC Presentation
Something to start with?
Keith
Comment by KeithB — February 2, 2010 @ 17:53 |