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AdminGoals ​

Goals are the objectives users work toward in a learning portfolio. This page is where you browse every user's goals, open one to review it, and reopen submitted goals when a user needs to make changes.

Browse goals ​

Open Reporting → Goals.

Goals list scrolled to show the User, Program, Cycle, Program Step, and custom columns (Acred. Hours, Non-Acred. Hours, ICSH Learning), each row with a View action.Reporting → Goals. Alongside the built-in columns, any custom columns configured on the portfolio (here Acred. Hours, Non-Acred. Hours, and ICSH Learning) appear here too.

  • Each row shows the goal's Name, Type, Goal Status, the content module it belongs to, and the user, program, cycle, and step.
  • Custom columns defined on the portfolio's Goal Table Custom Columns appear here as well.
  • A # column shows each goal's number in its user's goals table (oldest goal = 1) when the portfolio has Show Goal Number Ordered by Creation Date turned on. Rows from portfolios with it off show —.
  • Click View on a row to open the goal in a read-only View modal.

Filters ​

A Filters card sits above the table (matching the Content Submissions report) and narrows the list live as you change it:

Goals list with a Goal Filters card — Program, Cycle, User, Goal Status, From Date, and To Date — above the table.Reporting → Goals. The Goal Filters card narrows the list live; the table below shows each goal's status (including Not Current).

  • Program, Cycle, User, and Goal Status dropdowns.
  • From Date / To Date — bound the goal's creation date to a range.

The table's own Type and Content Module dropdowns still work alongside these.

View a goal ​

Clicking View opens the goal in a read-only modal titled "View" — no page navigation. It shows the goal the same way the user sees it, with extra admin context above.

Goal View modal with a status/context summary, a Goal Date section, and the Planning Phase with a required field marked by a red asterisk.View. The read-only goal detail, with an enrollment context card and a Goal Date summary above it, and a Print button in the title bar.

  • An enrollment context card at the top summarises who and where: the user (with member number), content type, program, cycle, program step, the goal status, and the user's cycle progress.
  • A Goal Date section shows the goal's created, submitted, and last-updated dates (in your tenant's timezone).
  • Goal Information shows the name (and the description / competency when the portfolio's Goal Basic Info toggles allow), followed by each phase's responses. Required questions are marked with a red asterisk here, on the user view, and in the exported goal PDF/CSV.
  • Any files the user uploaded are downloadable directly from the modal.
  • A Print button in the modal's title bar prints — or saves as a PDF — the whole goal.

Goals and phase entries read oldest-first

Goals are listed by create date, oldest first, and within a goal each phase's saved and submitted entries read oldest first — the same order the user sees. This ordering is shared by every read-only goal view: this modal, the enrollment's View Step Content, Content Submissions View Details, the audit member-submission view, and the CSV export of a submission's detail.

Reopen submitted goals ​

When a user needs to revise work they've already submitted, reopen the relevant goals from the enrollment's step.

Open Programs → Enrollments, open the user's enrollment, find the Learning Portfolio step under Step Progress, and choose Mark In Progress from its actions. Instead of a simple confirm dialog, an intermediate Reopen Goals dialog opens.

Reopen Goals dialog listing the user's submitted goals as a checkbox table with Status, Name, custom columns, Create Date, and Last Updated, plus Reopen and Cancel buttons.Reopen Goals. Only submitted goals are listed; check the ones to reopen and click Reopen.

  • Only the user's submitted goals are listed — those are the only ones that can be reopened.
  • The table shows each goal's status, any custom columns, and its Create Date and Last Updated. When the portfolio has Show Goal Number Ordered by Creation Date turned on, a # column also shows each goal's number from the user's goals table.
  • Check the goals you want to reopen and click Reopen. Only the checked goals are un-submitted; the rest stay as they are.

Other step types

Activities steps have their own per-item picker — see Reopen approved activities. For every other step type, Mark In Progress shows a standard confirm dialog and reverts every submission on that step, not just selected items.

Unsubmit submitted goals ​

Unsubmit Goals does the same per-goal revert, but for a step that is still open. Use it when a user submitted a goal early and needs it back without you touching the rest of the step.

Open Programs → Enrollments, open the user's enrollment, find the Learning Portfolio step under Step Progress, and choose Unsubmit Goals from its actions.

Unsubmit Goals dialog over the Edit Program Cycle Enrollment page, listing three Submitted goals as a checkbox table with Status, Name, Create Date, and Last Updated, plus Unsubmit and Cancel buttons.Unsubmit Goals. The same selection table as Reopen Goals, reached from a step that is still in progress.

  • The action appears only when the step has at least one submitted goal and Mark In Progress is not offered. The two are mutually exclusive: a Completed, Submitted, or Incomplete step gets Mark In Progress; any other step with submitted goals gets Unsubmit Goals.
  • The dialog is the same table as Reopen Goals — only submitted goals are checkable, and you must check at least one.
  • Only the checked goals are un-submitted and become editable again for the user. Unchecked goals keep their submissions untouched.
  • The step is set back to In Progress and its own step-level submission is reverted too, so a later recompute can't silently re-complete the step without the user submitting again.
  • Each unsubmit is recorded in the activity log with the step and the goals you selected.

Goals a sibling step submitted stay put

If two Learning Portfolio steps share the same portfolio content, this dialog lists only the goals submitted under the step you opened it from. A goal the user submitted on the sibling step isn't listed and isn't affected.

Create or edit a goal ​

  1. Click New goal, or open an existing one to edit.
  2. Give the goal a title and details.
  3. Save.

Goals are used by two content types: Learning Portfolio and Previous Goal Evaluation. A program can require, evaluate, or carry goals forward between cycles, depending on how that content is configured.

Learning portfolios is a feature

Goals are part of the learning-portfolios feature. If you don't see them, the feature isn't enabled for your tenant.