| A Destiny Administrator can set up access levels to be managed using any of the following methods:Set up initial access levels that can be modified by site-level Administrators (for one, multiple, or all schools in the district). Existing sites retain their existing configurations. Administrators can assign access levels to patrons, assign or remove any permissions that they themselves have from other access levels, and add and delete access levels. Allow the site-level Administrator to set up and maintain access levels for their school.Define and manage access levels for all sites, existing and future. Administrators can assign access levels to patrons, and view the permissions for each access level, but cannot assign or remove any permissions, or add or delete an access level. Destiny updates existing patrons from the site definition of an access level to the district definition with the same name. If there is not a matching definition at the district, the default access level defined at the district is assigned to the patron.Note: These settings do not apply to Media Manager sites or to District Warehouse access levels.Consider the following when deciding how you want to manage access levels:Set up initial access levelsThe Destiny Administrator configures specific access levels for one, multiple, or all schools in the district. Based on the access levels granted to them, the Administrators can then take control, and manage the access levels at their school.Log in as a Destiny Administrator.Select Setup > District Options sub-tab.In the Access Levels section, click Edit.Select the first option, Setup initial access levels for users here. The access levels will be applied to new sites. Existing sites will continue to use the Access Levels setup on Admin tab. However, you can update the site settings by selecting the access levels and clicking Push to update the entire district, a select group of sites, or a single site.  Next to each access level, click  .You can also add a new or delete an existing access level by selecting or deselecting the checkbox next to it.To define resource groups to a given access level, see Resource Groups (Resource Manager).Select or deselect the permissions on each sub-tab.Click Save.On the Access Levels page, select the checkbox to the right of the access levels you want to push.Click Push.In the message that appears, select the district, a site type, or an individual site for the push, and click Yes.The Push Access Levels job summary lists the sites updated and the permissions changed.Note: A change in the inactivity timeout is not included in a push.Define all access levelsThe Destiny Administrator defines and manages the default access levels for all sites. While the site-level Administrators can only view the permissions for each access level, Destiny Administrators can assign access levels to patrons.Log in as a Destiny Administrator.Select Setup > District Options sub-tab.In the Access Levels section, click Edit.Select the second option, District defined access levels will be applied to all sites. Site Administrators will be able to assign rights but will be unable to edit them. Do one of the following: To…Then…Add a new access levelAt the bottom of the page, click Add Access Level.Edit an existing access levelNext to an access level, click .Note: You can also delete an existing access level.To define resource groups to a given access level, see Resource Groups (Resource Manager).Select or deselect the permissions on each tab.Click Save.Back on the Access Levels page, verify the Default Access Level is correct.You can designate Patron, Staff, Teacher, or an access level you create as the default.When you are finished, click Save and Yes on the confirmation message.The Update Access Levels job summary lists the sites updated and site access level to district access level assignments. |