MyProgress is an online platform that enables a student to complete their entire Practice Assessment Document, gain valuable feedback and obtain sign-off in practice, electronically.
The MyProgress ePAD is predominantly accessed via an internet browser on a desktop or laptop. However, it is accompanied by a mobile app enabling students, practice assessors and practice supervisors to complete forms offline via the student’s mobile device. This is particularly useful where there is limited access to a desktop or laptop, or where there is poor Wi-Fi, as the app can be used offline.
Practice Assessors
In your first meeting with your student, they should login to their MyProgress ePAD account on laptop or desktop and ask you to complete a Practice Assessor Allocation form. Once this has been submitted a MyProgress ePAD account is automatically created for you. It will also generate an email to you with your ePAD account username (which will be your work email address) and an activation link. Click the activation link and follow the prompts to set your password.
You only need one ePAD account. Each time a student asks you to complete a Practice Assessor Allocation form you will receive an email to say this has been completed, and that student will be automatically linked to you in your account.
Login to your account via ARU ePAD.
Practice Supervisors
Practice Supervisors don’t necessarily need an account as they can access the MyProgress ePAD to complete forms through the student’s ePAD account. When a need arises for form completion, the student will log in to their eMORA account and ask you to submit the form within their account.
However, you do need an account to monitor student progress (for example if you are regularly supporting the same student or the student’s Practice Assessor is remote). There is a Practice Supervisor Allocation form to complete, and you can then follow the same process as outlined in the Practice Assessor section above.
If you require support regarding access to or functionality of the eMORA please raise a support ticket. It’s the fastest way to get help.