CoP / BoK Help

We've developed help content  to assist you in using the Communities of Practice (CoP) and the AHIMA Body of Knowledge (BoK) more effectively and efficiently. There are guides for new CoP users, CoP Facilitators or those interested in becoming CoP facilitators, and new BoK users.  The Getting Started tab is for members who are new using the CoP.  The CoP- For Facilitators tab includes reference materials if you are interested in being a facilitator or are a facilitator.  The BoK tab is help using the Body of Knowledge.

 To get you started, here is aCoP PowerPoint Presentation.  You may use this for yourself, presenting to a CSA or students.  Additional Videos are available under the 2 CoP Tabs.

CoP-Getting Started CoP-Getting Started CoP-For Facilitators CoP-For Facilitators BoK Help BoK Help

CoP Getting Started Help   The Topic Icon Guide helps you with the CoP look.  Also, there is a series of Communities of Practice (CoP) videos available below. Getting Started in the New CoP- overview  Communities of Practice "Getting Started" Videos Add a Topic Add a Topic to the CoP - short "how-to" webinar Add Comments Adding a Comment to a Topic - short "how-to" webinar AOE Help -Assembly on Education Browser Directions-Firefox Contacting and/or Searching for Members Contacting Members through the CoP - short "how-to" webinar Search for Members - short "how-to" webinar CoP Cross Walk CoP FAQs Document Collaboration Enlarging Font Sizes Joining & Unjoining Communities NetEtiquette Notifications Profile Setting Topic Icon Guide     Portable Document Format *Note: Portable Document Format [PDF] files are in Adobe Acrobat format, and you must have the Acrobat Reader to open them. To get a free copy of the Acrobat Reader, click here. Help guides for facilitators including the Facilitator Description, Facilitator functionality and a training webinar.   Getting Started in the New CoP (for facilitators) Getting Started - Facilitator, training Webinar Facilitator Position Description Adding categories to your Community E-blasting the Community Member Reports Poll Functions     Portable Document Format *Note: Portable Document Format [PDF] files are in Adobe Acrobat format, and you must have the Acrobat Reader to open them. To get a free copy of the Acrobat Reader, click here. BoK Help   AHIMA Body of Knowledge Help Guide     Portable Document Format *Note: Portable Document Format [PDF] files are in Adobe Acrobat format, and you must have the Acrobat Reader to open them. To get a free copy of the Acrobat Reader, click here.