Cadet Safety Officer

[runner96]

I have recently been given the position of Cadet Safety Officer.  My unit commander want me to check up on which cadets have been keeping up with their monthly safety education.  How would I go about this on Eservices?

Thank you in advance for those who answer

[peter rabbit]

You and/or your unit Safety Officer has access to Member Reports in eServices. The Safety Education Currency Report will give you what you need. That report is also located under My Operations Qualifications, then under Reports - which you should also have access to.

[runner96]

Thank you much.

[ElectricPenguin]

You and/or your unit Safety Officer has access to Member Reports in eServices. The Safety Education Currency Report will give you what you need. That report is also located under My Operations Qualifications, then under Reports - which you should also have access to.

I am Cadet safety officer and I don't get online reports.* One minute later* OOOOHHH... Hmmm... Wish I had known that. Before, my DCC email me them. I would recommend using these videos when doing emails, saves me the trouble:

How to take safety test for CAP
Emergency Contact Data

[ElectricPenguin]

I wish it didn't make the video bigger like that...

[SarDragon]

Did you realize that you've just told everyone who you are, what your unit is, and other personal information?

[ElectricPenguin]

Never said it was mine, but still a good point.

[JeffDG]

Never said it was mine, but still a good point.

If you do videos with Camtasia (http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html), you can go and blur stuff like that out in the production process.

[peter rabbit]

Never said it was mine, but still a good point.

If you do videos with Camtasia (http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html), you can go and blur stuff like that out in the production process.

Camtasia appears to cost $299. There is a free trial version. 

[SarDragon]

Never said it was mine, but still a good point.

If you are logged in on someone else's CAPID, that's an even bigger concern.

[ElectricPenguin]

Never said it was mine, but still a good point.

If you do videos with Camtasia (http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html), you can go and blur stuff like that out in the production process.

Camtasia appears to cost $299. There is a free trial version. 

Exellent! I use hypercam 2 and it's free. But I will take a look!


SarDragon, no.

[JeffDG]

Never said it was mine, but still a good point.

If you do videos with Camtasia (http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html), you can go and blur stuff like that out in the production process.

Camtasia appears to cost $299. There is a free trial version. 

I guess I'm spoiled...I do training videos for software at work sometimes, so I have it!  And I love it!

[Extremepredjudice]

Never said it was mine, but still a good point.

If you do videos with Camtasia (http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html), you can go and blur stuff like that out in the production process.

Camtasia appears to cost $299. There is a free trial version. 

I guess I'm spoiled...I do training videos for software at work sometimes, so I have it!  And I love it!

If your going to recommend expensivee editing software, you might as well go for vegas. (not the city, the software.

[JeffDG]

Never said it was mine, but still a good point.

If you do videos with Camtasia (http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html), you can go and blur stuff like that out in the production process.

Camtasia appears to cost $299. There is a free trial version. 

I guess I'm spoiled...I do training videos for software at work sometimes, so I have it!  And I love it!

If your going to recommend expensivee editing software, you might as well go for vegas. (not the city, the software.

Hey, I just mentioned the one I personally use (successfully)!