🧭 Navigate : Student Care (Nurture) > Mood Checks > Mood Check Settings
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All setting under Student Care (Nurture)'s Mood Check can be listed under two major heads :

Is the face of the face of the Mood Check Settings under the version settings tab. All the settings which can be accessed under version setting are :
-Setting up the versions precedence from high to low.

-How to Add, Edit, Delete a version for mood check setting

-Setting up access fro the students for different versions

-Setting up goals, slider, mood status or mood mapping
-Setting up notes, influences

-Setting up the alerts for words or emotions which are concerning

-Setting up the school hours (available/unavailable hrs) for mood check

🧭 Navigate : Student Care (Nurture) > Mood Checks > Mood Check Settings > Version Settings tab
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Newly added order of precedence for multiple versions setting will display a number on the top left corner of the individual version. This number is the rank, the order of which will prevail over other versions, if a student is assigned to multiple versions. With the help of the three bar under the number, drag and drop the version settings accordingly.
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For example, their are 5 versions created by school as show below, Student A is added to 3 version setting of mood check namely High School, Athletics and Student Exchange. In this example, Athletics Group version settings ranked at #2 prevailed over other groups High (#4) and Student Exchange #5 which means settings in the Athletics Group version persisted over other version setting. But when the versions were re-aligned, High School version became #1 from #4 and prevailed over other version settings.

Follow the below👇 screen for changing precedence
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🧭 Navigate : Student Care (Nurture) > Mood Checks > Mood Check Settings > Version Settings

Earlier there were only three versions of mood checks available to schools. The list displays the versions in the precedence order of high, middle and primary. The 3 versions will still be available unless edited/deleted.
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Mood Check Setting have evolved with time. Schools can now create their own version of mood check setting (versus, earlier which had only 3 settings that too by default - High, Middle & Low). Maximum of 10 versions of mood check settings can be created at a time. 3 default version settings High, Middle & Primary school will be still shown in the list in the same order to indicate a basic summary of that version and it precedence order compared to the other versions.

Learn about all the settings listed under a seperate support article 👉 Adding, Editing, Deleting Version Setting

This setting allows schools to set which students have access to the mood check settings. Schools have 3 options to choose from :

Follow the below👇 screen for changing precedence
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🧭 Navigate : Nurture > Mood Checks > Mood Check Settings > Version Settings > Select a version setting from the list > Find 'Version Access Settings'

After providing version access setting, School would need to customise questions which will be displayed to the students when they do a mood check. Below are the options under the question settings :
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Learn about all the settings listed under a seperate support article 👉 Mood Check Question Setting

Records of concern is a way by which school can identify, flag and notify a mood check by emotions/words as a concern. Student responses to mood check with the matching emotion or word will be added to the concern list notifying the assigned member/user at the school.

Learn about all the settings listed under a seperate support article 👉 Record of Concern Settings

The mood check availability time is the period of time during which students can log their mood check. Their are two options :
​Any Time - a student can log mood check any time without restrictions.

Specific Time - School can select week days and time, which will make mood check available to students according to that timeframe.
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The availability time is set to Any Time by default. Students would not receive prompts to log their mood check outside of this time period. The availability time is the same for all students, regardless of their grade level or school. There are two options
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Additional Settings is the second face of mood check setting. All the settings which can be accessed under additional setting are :

-Setting up prompts triggered by events or recurrence patterns

-Managing comments and it's notifications
-Students can be excluded, and a can be added disclaimer at the start of Mood Check

🧭 Navigate : Student Care (Nurture) > Mood Checks > Mood Check Settings > Additional Settings tab
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The prompt setting for Mood Check are designed to enhance student engagement and communication while considering the need to avoid excessive notifications that could lead to disengagement. By tailoring these prompts based on specific events and recurrence patterns, schools can effectively encourage student participation and well-being.
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​Learn about all the settings listed under a seperate support article 👉 Prompt Settings

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This section allows different options available for controlling who can comment on mood check records and who receives notifications when a comment is added. By implementing these settings, school can for follow up on a mood check, enhance communication between students and staff, fostering a positive and supportive environment.

Learn about all the settings listed under a seperate support article 👉 Comment Settings.

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This setting allows school to exclude students from mood check. An admin user can simply type the name and select the individual student to exclude. By default the disclaimer is disabled.
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This setting allows school to add a disclaimer to mood check, which is visible to all the students having access to mood check. School can write their own disclaimer. By default the disclaimer is disabled.

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