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Auto Building Hat Packs from Google Drive

Guide to Automatically Build and Assign Hat Packs from Google Drive

Written by David Suggs
Updated over a month ago

This outlines the steps to automatically build and assign hat packs from Google Drive to employees using the DDS Dashboard.

1. Navigate to the Library

  • Open the DDS Dashboard.

  • Click on the Library section.

  • Select the Packs tab located near the top center.

2. Use Google Sync Feature

  • Ensure your approved training materials and hatting content are organized in Google Drive.

  • Click on the Google Sync feature located in the top right corner.

3. Sync Hat Packs

  • The Google Sync feature will pull in your hat packs directly from Google Drive.

  • Each synced pack will be labeled with a Google Drive tag.

4. Assign Hat Packs to Employee Posts

  • After the hat pack is created, click the Assign Posts button.

  • Select the Pack option on the right side.

  • Choose the post you want to assign the pack to and click Save.

5. Accessing Assigned Hat Packs

  • Employees will see a new My Hatting icon in the left-hand navigation.

  • Inside My Hatting, they will find the assigned pack name and all references contained within.

6. Reviewing and Confirming Material

  • Employees can open each reference to review the material.

  • After reviewing, they should click Check It Off.

  • A confirmation message will appear asking if they have read and understood the material.

7. Finalizing the Review Process

  • After confirming, the item will be checked off and timestamped.

  • Employees will retain access to their My Hatting section for future reference.

Cautionary Notes

  • Ensure all training materials are properly organized in Google Drive before syncing.

  • Double-check that the correct posts are selected when assigning hat packs to avoid confusion.

Tips for Efficiency

  • Regularly update and organize your Google Drive to streamline the syncing process.

  • Encourage employees to check off materials promptly to keep track of their progress.

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