Lauren
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This week we’ve made a small change to what's shown in the email notifications for memos. From now on, instead of just being notified that there is a new memo available, the recipient will be able to read the full content of the notes section. This means that parents won’t have to log into Tapestry to find out what you want to tell them/remind them about. It doesn’t include images or document attachments though, they will still need to log in in order to access those.
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All users on Tapestry (children, relatives, staff, and managers) will now be able to see a ‘Your Data’ page when they log into the browser version. Children can find it by clicking on their names in the top left hand corner of the screen, and everyone else can find it in the drop down from their names in the top right of the screen. The ‘You Data’ page explains a bit about what happens to their personal data on Tapestry and their rights. If you would like to see more details about how we handle data, please take a look at our contract. You can always find the latest version here.
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Here’s a little change to make your lives a bit easier. When you’re editing an observation on the browser version, you can now choose to ‘select all’ media, rather than having to tick each item individually. You can then click to delete all of it in one go. You’ll be able to untick any that you didn’t want to select before you click that delete button, so this should save you time when you’re deleting all but one or two pieces of media from an observation. E.G. For if you’ve made a group observation and uploaded a picture of every child doing the activity, then split it so you only have to type up the text once, but you want to only have one child’s picture in each version of the observation.
