The community name can represent a particular neighborhood or community in a city/ region, or just be the name of the city.
You can also view an existing community.
Click + to Add Community Assets
These are the organizations and facilities in the community.
Fill out all the information requested as it will help in mapping your community assets.
To delete Assets, click on the ‘manage’ button and then click on the red X in the upper right corner.
Begin Assessments
For instructions on completing the assessments, see the About page.
Macro-Community Assessment
To complete the Macro-Community Assessment, click on the blue button titled ‘Asses Macro-Community’ to begin to fill out the CHII Macro community assessment.
Onsite and Organizational Assessments
To complete organization and onsite assessments look for the Asset you want to asses and on the right hand side under ‘Actions’, click on ‘Launch an assessment’
You will choose Organizational or Onsite
Then your google form for that assessment will begin
Some of the Asset’s information is prefilled in the survey, which ensures a better data integrity.
View Results
You can view your community’s results at the community level and at the individual asset level.
Community level
When you are at the community hub level, the top blue ribbon, the Inclusion Strengths will show you the top 5 constructs across all assets, the Areas to Grow is the bottom 5 construct scores across all assets. The last button shows all the constructs that are averaged across all the assets.
Community Asset level
To view data for a particular asset, click on the action button called ‘view’. Here you can view the data again in the categories of top 5, bottom 5, and all data.
Community and Community Assets
The view is the same for going through the results. It is organized as a table, with the Constructs, the Score, Adaptations, and Links. The links are the inclusion elements that provide examples of implementing GRAIDs.
Sort the data by click the sort icon next to each table heading.
Download the data by clicking the blue down-facing arrow. This will download all the data as a CSV file.
GRAIDs
Once your community has identified the areas that they want to focus on for improvement, the next step is to find solutions. The GRAIDs is set up to help the user narrow in on solutions. It starts at the broad Strategy level then goes down to Guidelines, then Recommendations, then Adaptations, and then Inclusion elements. After clicking each one, it will take you to the next level that provides more and more detail. The layout is the same for all levels.
Any GRAID can be bookmarked, so that you can come back to it.
At the top of the screen, it shows a roadmap of the higher levels of GRAIDs you have already clicked on, in case you want to trace backwards.
You can also search the GRAIDs by clicking the ‘Search GRAIDs’ button.
