Admin Console: Building & Deploying Application Content/Requirements

Applications are made up of questionnaires, signature documents, material submissions, learning content, and assessments. The articles in this section explain how to create and manage these application elements.

• Study Abroad: Content Management
With a move away from the classic interface's process maps, the Admin Console presents the ability to separate the action of creating process elements (Content Management) from the deployment of t... See more
• Study Abroad: Questionnaire Builder
OverviewThe Questionnaire Builder is a significant part of the Admin Console's Content Management functionality. Content Management is a unique builder space dedicated to creating process elements ... See more
• Study Abroad: Using Assessments
Offices looking for a way to evaluate an applicant's understanding of content as part of an application process can do so with the use of Assessments. Create new assessments or update existing ones... See more
• Study Abroad: Using Learning Content
When an admin wants to communicate key information to applicants and ensure that this content has been read as part of the application process, Learning Content can be used. This process element, w... See more
• Study Abroad: Application Documents
Terra Dotta supports the use of dedicated document types as "attached documents" that can be used by applicants and admins as part of a program application. This article is focused on current funct... See more
• Study Abroad: Due Dates for Rules-Based Requirements
Important Note: This feature is explicitly for use with process elements that have been deployed to a program application with the use of Deployment Rules. If your office is using process map-based... See more
• Study Abroad: Deployment Rules (Admin Console)
All resources, including articles, video instruction, and a list of FAQs related to Deployment Rules can be found in the Deployment Rules Learning Resources article.  With the use of Deployment Rul... See more
• Study Abroad: Deployment Rules Learning Resources
Follow the Study Abroad Learning Channel and stay up to date on more training opportunities on features, such as Deployment Rules.   This article is a dedicated hub from which you can access the fo... See more
• Study Abroad: Transitioning to Deployment Rules
For offices ready to make the transition from using process maps to Deployment Rules, this article provides suggestions on how you might approach that change. Each path forward will vary from offic... See more
• Study Abroad: Managing Updates to Deployment Rules
If your office is using rules-based app cycles, then this article is for you. It serves as a guide for how to approach making updates on your site that have an impact on your Deployment Rules. If y... See more
• Study Abroad: Deployment Rules FAQ
All resources, including articles and video instruction, related to Deployment Rules can be found in the Deployment Rules Learning Resources article.  This article contains responses to common ques... See more
• Study Abroad: Applicant Parameters vs. Question Items for Data Collection
This article provides information about collecting applicant data with integrated applicant parameters versus question items. Deciding where to store information inside Terra Dotta software is impo... See more
• Study Abroad: Decision Letters
Decision Letters are automated, official notifications that applicants receive on the Decision Date when their status is changed from "Pending" to either "Approved" (or "Committed"), "Rejected", o... See more
• Study Abroad: Using the WYSIWYG Editor
Content can be created and edited within Terra Dotta using a WYSIWYG editor. This acronym, which stands for "What You See is What You Get", is pronounced as "Wiz-ee-wig".    WYSIWYG editors are fre... See more