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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:5
msgid "Check-Ins"
msgstr "crwdns47581:0crwdne47581:0"

#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:7
msgid "A 'Check-in' is a record of a speaker, adjudicator, venue, or ballot's status at a particular point in time. Typically these are used at large tournaments to reliably track who is or is not present for the first round of each day."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:9
msgid "Check-ins serve a similar purpose to the :ref:`availability <availability>` system. However availabilities are tied to a particular round rather than to a particular time — they are generally used to record instances where you know ahead of time whether a person should or should not be included in a draw. In contrast, check-ins are useful for when you *don't* know ahead of time whether a person will be able to be put into the draw and so want to be able to confirm their presence with a high degree of confidence. That said the two systems interact — the standard availability pages allow you to easily set all adjudicators or teams who have checked-in as available for a given round."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:12
msgid "Check-In Identifiers"
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:14
msgid "Check-ins are associated with a 'identifier' — a number that is unique to each speaker and adjudicator. To generate these numbers go to the *Identifiers* section under the Check-Ins menu. From here you generate identifiers for Speakers, Adjudicators, and Venues as needed. Note also that Identifiers can be manually added or edited in the *Edit Database* area if necessary."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:18
msgid "Once this number has been generated it can be transformed into a barcode so that it can be easily included on tournament badges or otherwise printed and disbursed. On the same *Identifiers* page you can use the *View barcodes* option to open up a page that lists all the barcodes for the speakers, adjudicators, or venues."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:22
msgid "The identifiers for ballots are automatically generated when printing ballots."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:25
msgid "Recording Check-Ins"
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:27
msgid "On the *Scanning* section of Check-ins you can record a particular check-in. This can be done in a few different ways:"
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:29
msgid "You can type in the Identifier number into the box. Once five numbers have been identified it will automatically issue the check-in and clear the input field for the next number."
msgstr "crwdns47599:0crwdne47599:0"

#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:31
msgid "If you have purchased barcode scanners and configured them as USB keyboards they should then be compatible with this page: upon page load the cursor should be positioned in the input field, and any scanned barcodes should populate it with the specified number, issue the check-in, and then clear the box for the next scan."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:33
msgid "Barcode scanners are probably cheaper than you think. A perfectly serviceable model should be around $20 USD or less although a cursory Google search might at first turn up models that are many times that amount. If you are a curious tab director, or are involved in a tournament with a little spare money, having just one or two around for critical tasks can be highly valuable."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:35
msgid "If your device has a (web)cam you can use the Scan Using Camera button. Any barcodes put in front of the camera's video stream will be scanned into the form. A sound will play when a barcode has been identified — so be aware that turning sound on or using headphones can help identify when a scan has been made."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:39
msgid "Camera scanning works on most modern browsers although it will only work with Safari 11 or higher (iOS 11+ and macOS 10.13+). Camera scanning may also not work when using a local-installation of Tabbycat in all browsers, *except* Firefox where it seems to. Depending on the quality of your camera barcodes that are less than 4cm wide may not be recognised — ideally barcodes should be at least 5cm if using this method as your main way of checking-in things."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:41
msgid "The Check-in status page (described below) allows assistants and administrators to manually check-in particular people or entire institutions without needing to know their identifiers."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:44
msgid "The Check-In 'Window'"
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:46
msgid "Because Check-In events are not explicitly linked to rounds there is essentially a 'window' or time period in which a check-in is still considered valid. The time of this 'window' in hours can be set in *Setup* > *Configuration* > *Data Entry*."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:48
msgid "At tournaments the run check-ins during the start of each day the check-in 'window' (i.e. the time before check-ins expire) you can leave this window setting at the default time (12 hours) which should give enough time to distinguish between the first check-ins of that day as compared to the last check-ins of the previous day. At tournaments where you want to run a check-in process at the start of every round you may want to set the time to around 2 hours or something much shorter."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:51
msgid "Viewing Check-Ins"
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:53
msgid "On the *People Statuses* section of Check-ins you can view who has or has not been checked-in. This page will live-update with the latest check-ins so you should be able to leave it open to monitor income attendances."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:57
msgid "The blue \"tick\" boxes allow you to manually check-in people and/or entire institutions (for *People*) or venues and/or venue groups (for *Venues*) , without the need to scan their identifiers. This style of check-in is designed for use an auditorium roll-call type situation where you might be running through a list of people to the room or identifying absences on a per-institution basis."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:59
msgid "A public version of this check-in status page can be enabled under *Setup* > *Configuration* > *Public Features* which can be useful for allowing people to self-police check-ins and/or validate their check-in worked."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:62
msgid "Check-Ins for Ballots"
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:64
msgid "Ballots can be checked-in to quickly validate which ballots are physically present in the tab room. This can help more quickly identify ballots that are missing. Which ballots have or have not been checked-in will show up on the Results page. Ballots can be scanned using the standard 'Scan Identifiers' page."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:66
msgid "Barcodes are automatically assigned and included to ballots when they are printed. Barcodes have no check-in window — any relevant check-in event counts regardless of how long ago it was."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:69
msgid "Check-Ins for Venues"
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:71
msgid "Venues can be checked-in, but what a 'venue check-in' means is a bit more flexible. It might be used to validate which rooms are debate-ready at the start of a day (i.e. unlocked; has a desk) or it could be used during the rounds to record which rooms have returned their ballots."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:73
msgid "Venues have a separate check-in window setting to that of people."
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#: ../../features/check-ins.rst:75
msgid "Venues have their own Status page (like people) and can be checked-in there manually. Like speakers and adjudicators their barcodes can also be printed off."
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