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Overview & tutorial with screen shots
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Microsoft Office Access 2003
Overview & tutorial with screen shots
Overview & tutorial with screen shots
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Overview & tutorial with screen shots NEW VERSION OCT 21, View in Slide Show Mode

Miradi tutorial with screen shots Basic Navigation, Summary View, data entry slides 3-6 Situation Analysis  Result Chain example Objective data entry Indicator/Measurement data entry Activity data entry Strategic Plan View – Standard Strategic Plan View – Custom Work Plan View – Layout Work Plan – Project Settings Work Plan – Work Unit Data Entry Work Plan – Expense Data Entry Reports & Exporting data                      Proceed to next slide to walk through this sequence or click on the mouse icons to jump to a particular topic (in Slide Show Mode). Each topic includes a button to come back here. Basic Features Target Viability - Simple approach Target Viability - KEA approach Threat Ranking – Simple mode Threats Ranking – Stress-based mode Viability & Threats             2                View in Slide Show Mode

3. Opening an existing file 1. Creating a new project 2. Importing a file Start by: Click this button in any screen to return to directory  3 Intro - 1 of 4

Access More Info, Examples, Workshop Tips Summary view (pull-down menu to switch to other views) Instructions walk you through data entry, step-by-step Move splitter to adjust size of upper/lower panels Tabs with fields for entering basic project information, team, location, etc.  4 Intro - 2 of 4

Organization-specific tab & fields for Miradi sponsors Buttons for standard pick lists – TNC Operating Unit and Terrestrial, Marine, & Freshwater Ecoregions  5 Intro - 3 of 4

Diagram View is the main data entry view in Miradi Click on a factor before adding a new one to automatically link the 2 factors Click on buttons to add factors, check boxes to turn layers on or off Splitter can move bar left/right Tabs for Conceptual Model Diagrams & Results Chains – right click to create new diagrams or to rename existing diagrams Zoom settings, including “Zoom to fit” Miradi automatically saves – use “undo” to discard changes  6 Right-mouse click to pull up menu for many functions, including creating & deleting bend points and creating Group Boxes Double-click on factors to open properties & add objectives, indicators & more Intro - 4 of 4

Direct Threats Contributing Factors & Strategies Target  7 Conceptual Model Results Chain Highlight strategy then right-click & select to build a draft Results Chain for a specific chain from your Conceptual Model (or alternatively, build a Result Chain from scratch, directly from Control Bar menu)

Add Measurable Objectives to the Results Chain(s) See next slide for the Dialog Box for that comes up when you Double-click on this factor to enter or edit Objectives  8

User assigned ID code Short name Full Objective name Shows details for the highlighted row 1 Objective entered Adding/Editing Objectives for an Intermediate Result Adjust default Miradi associations between Objectives and Indicators or Strategies/Activities  9 Gray cells show relationships established in the diagram

Add Indicators & Indicator Measurement information See next slide for the Dialog Box that comes up when you Double-click on the Indicator icon for this factor to enter or edit Indicators & Measurements  10

Indicator & measurements over time (actual measures information) Shows details for the highlighted row Most recent indicator measurement information Past measurement information Desired future result value & date Indicator for Objective  11 Trend (Flat – no major changes) Indicates data from quantitative sources

Add Activities & high-level work plan information for Strategies See next slide for the Dialog Box that comes up when you Double-click on this factor to enter or edit Activities Results Chain Diagram  12

Shows details for the highlighted row Activities tab on the Strategies Dialog Box Activity data entry Name of Strategy 2 Activities Entered  13

14 Strategic Plan View – standard view displays Standard Planning Views (Action Plan selected) Toggle control for Objective – Strategy relationship Expand or collapse all rows Click “-” or “+” to collapse/expand tree Details for the selected row are displayed in the lower panel where they can be edited Custom View (see next slide) Side tabs to access additional fields 

Strategic Plan View – Custom view display 15 Check boxes for the columns you want in the table Can start with current or blank view Assign name to the custom view Check boxes for the rows you want in the table Any table can be exported to Word – use RTF File option Custom View 

16  Work Plan View - Layout Work Plan table Enter people Enter Account Codes Enter Budget Centers Optional Category 1 Optional Category 2 Create pivot table like summaries Progress Ratings Staff assignments Work days Expenses Totals Details for the selected row are displayed in the lower panel where they can be edited Side tabs to access additional fields Create Activities or Tasks When

17  Select “Edit” – “Preferences” Work Plan – Project Settings Specify currency Specify key financial information Specify fiscal year Specify Start and End dates using date widget Additional Financial Settings

“When” column automatically filled out – reflects 4 years When work days entered at finer grain (blue text - editable) – Total shifts to a roll-up field (not editable) Data entered for rest of years (Note changing “Total” & “When”) If second person is added, work days entered in top panel are split evenly in bottom panel. Top panel work days still blue & editable as long as even split between people. If asymmetrical work day entry is entered in lower panel, additional edits must be made here (top panel no longer blue text, not editable). Can shift to finer level of actions via the “Create…” button Click “+” to show more detailed dates Clicking “+” will continue to show more detail Click “-” to collapse dates If work days are added at Activity level – Miradi honors this finer-grain data as the new, improved estimate, Strategy row now rolls up Activity data and is no longer editable. 100 days entered as total across 4 years (Note blue text – editable) Double-click in “Who” to open pick-list of people (add people in Project Resources tab) Initials appear in top panel, Assignment entry appears in bottom panel 18  Work Plan – Work Effort Data Entry Watch in Slide Show Mode

19  Work Plan – Expense Data Entry Switched display to show Expense columns instead of work day columns Assigned to account code Assigned to Funding Source (could be budget center) User-entered expense description Expense assigned to 2012 (editable in top or bottom panel – blue text) Because 2011 expense is not editable – indicates finer scale expense exists – click “+” to expand Click “-” to collapse Expenses entered (and editable) at Quarter-level

Full Report Reports & Exporting Data Reports View Reports for individual sections  20

21 The remaining slides describe target viability and threat ranking views in Miradi

Target name Overall target viability status Create an indicator Viability Analysis Mode: Simple Set desired future status Shows details for the highlighted row Simple Viability Mode – Indicator & Desired Status  22

Simple Viability Mode – Indicator Measurements Shows details for the highlighted row Document how measurements were obtained Assign Trend category Most recent indicator measurement information  Past measurement information 23

Key Attribute Viability Mode – Indicator & Desired Status Target name Create an indicator Viability Analysis Mode: Key Attribute Shows details for the highlighted row Create a KEA Document how ratings and measurements were obtained Set desired future status Add one or more indicator rating descriptions  24

Key Attribute Viability Mode – Indicator Measurements Shows details for the highlighted row Document how measurements were obtained Assign Trend category  Most recent indicator measurement information Past measurement information 25

Simple Threat Ranking - Severity, Scope, & Irreversibility assigned to Direct Threats (Sources of Stress) Miradi supports 2 Threat Ranking Modes  26

Simple Threat Ranking Mode Wizard will walk you through threat ranking Produces TNC style Threat Summary Table (uses TNC roll-up rules) First enter targets and threats in Diagram  Assign Scope, Severity, and Irreversibility Ratings 27

Stress-based Threat Ranking - traditional TNC threat ranking: Stress  Severity/Scope Source  Contribution / Irreversibility Option (1) - Threat View (after Direct Threats [Sources] are entered) Option (2) - Enter Stresses & Ranks via Target Properties in Diagram View (can be entered before Direct Threat entry) Miradi supports 2 Threat Ranking Modes 2 Options for data entry/editing  28

Option (1) - Threat View (after Direct Threats [Sources] are entered) Stress-based Threat Ranking Mode Wizard provides instructions Select cell in table Click to enter/edit stresses & stress ranks  29 Assign Direct Threat (i.e., Source) Contribution & Irreversibility Ranks Create/Delete Stresses Assign Severity & Scope ranks

Double- click on Target then click on Stresses Tab Create/Delete Stresses Assign Severity & Scope ranks Assign Direct Threat (i.e., Source) Contribution & Irreversibility Ranks using Options (1) or (2) – see previous 2 slides  Stress-based Threat Ranking Mode Option (2) - Enter Stresses & Ranks via Target Properties in Diagram View (can be entered before Direct Threat entry) 30