Learn how to use Gators for Good! (UF Faculty/Staff/Group Admins)
Listed by Brown Center for Leadership & Service
About
These webinars are designed to provide our Faculty & Staff and Group Administrators with the overview they need to successfully utilize this FREE tool the Brown Center for Leadership & Service has purchased to track impacts on and off campus. We are ready to support Gator Nation with the resources needed to recruit, promote, track, and assess the work your teams are doing on a daily basis!
You may register for either webinar (they will cover the same basic content).
The Basics: Getting Started Overview
This will be an INTRODUCTORY Level training for users that are just getting started with the platform. 📹 Recorded Webinar
Designed for Faculty & Staff interested in using the tool.
Topics we will discuss:
- basic navigation
- individual user accounts
- group editing for admins
- creating events/opportunities for admins
- using for community engaged courses
- general functionality of the platform
- impacts as users
Webinars will be recorded and posted on this page after training is complete!
Please reach out to register for Additional Training if you need any 1 on 1 support or would like to schedule a follow-up with your group.
Canvas Integration - Have a community engaged course?
Learn how to link the Gators for Good Network to Canvas so students can track their own hours and share them directly with your class.
📹Watch this tutorial HERE!
Let students know to check out the Student Tutorial Page to learn how to track their service hours in the system!
Quick Links & Additional Resources
- Login to Gators for Good and sign-in with GatorLink
- Customizing User Profile
- Edit your Group Page
- Quick Guide for Administrators
- Quick Guide for Users and Volunteers
- Create Events/Opportunities for your Group
- View Registrations as an Admin
- Download GivePulse App
- Mobile App for Administrators
- Glossary
Shifts
Non-Profit / Community Organization
Recent Impacts
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Impacts
21
Hours
36
Position(s) Filled
34
People
$714
Economic Impact