Introductory Materials
- KORA Introduction
- KORA Basics: A guide to some of the terminology and organizational structure of KORA.
Dashboard Walk-Through (Project Managers)
Dashboard Walk-Through (Data-Entry Personnel)
Beginner Tutorials
Project Managers
- Logging into KORA
- Creating Projects
- Creating Schemes
- Adding a Collection to a Scheme
- Adding Controls to a Collection
- Editing a Control
- Removing a Control
- Changing the Order of Controls
- Changing the Order of Collections
- Creating User Groups
- Adding People to Groups
- Removing People from Groups
- Managing User Groups (Assigning Permissions)
- Locating a Record (Searching Within a Project)
- Viewing Records
- Logging Out of KORA
- Appendix A: Control Types
- Appendix B: Breakdown of Control Parameters
- Appendix C: Control Options (Additional Information for Editing Controls)
- Appendix D: User Group Permissions
- Creating and Activating an Account
- Logging into KORA
- Choosing a Project & Scheme
- Creating (Ingesting) a Record
- Filling Out Different Parts of a Record
- Importing a Multimedia File (image, video, audio)
- Saving Data
- Submitting a Record
- Locating a Saved Record (Searching Within a Project)
- Editing a Record
- Deleting a Record
- Logging Out of KORA
- Appendix D: Filling Out Different Parts of a Record
KORA Introduction
You’re probably looking at this page right now and wondering, “What’s the bare minimum I need to read to understand KORA?” Well, let us tell you. We highly recommend that all users read through the introductory materials. They’re pretty brief and they’ll help you wrap your mind around what KORA is and how you can best interact with it.
After that, it depends on who you are. KORA has different features for project managers (the people who are helping organize and plan a project) and data-entry personnel (the people who are going to be entering digital records into the KORA database). We’ve broken down our tutorials to reflect the needs of these user groups. So, after reading the introductory materials, go out and experiment with KORA. Try to do stuff. And when you get stuck, review the tutorials you need.
