This is new technology and with that comes some risks. What if we find an undiscovered bug? What if the WiFi goes down? What if our database server crashes? The Scoring Team has thought through many scenarios and believe we have backup plans for each. For example, the app you are using to enter scores…
Mobile Scoring consists of 3 software parts: You can find more detail on this relationship in the RA’s help here: http://www.diatlas.org/help/hints/MobileScoringGF.html. As the ATO you will be managing the flow of scores from the mobile client (#1) to the scoring program (#2). You can monitor the process using the Resource Area (#3). A…
The Resource Area plays several roles in mobile scoring. The team information is The appraiser information is
The screen to the right is used to record your scores. It should only list the items you are assigned to score. Notify your HA if the items are incorrect. Setting a Score You can set a subjective score in a few ways: Returning to the list of teams A gray area above and below…
To make mobile scoring work at Global Finals, a bunch of different players will play various roles. ICMs HAs ATOs Let’s start by pointing out where you will find data in DMS (the website that manages a good bit of DI’s online info). DMS has an Events side that is used for running Global Finals….
The simplest way to login is to use an URL in an email that is sent to you. These emails have You can use your specialized link to bypass the login screen going directly to tournament selection. As the email states, these links have a limited time when they can be used. If you don’t have a…
The Mobile Scoring Client runs in an internet browser such as Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, or Apple Safari. The steps in using the mobile scoring client are as follows: Step 1: Login Here you supply the email and password that identify your account. You may also receive a URL via email that will log you…
Traditionally team scores are recorded on paper score sheets by appraisers and then entered into the DI Scoring Program by data entry staff. With mobile scoring, appraisers enter team scores using mobile devices. These scores are then imported into the DI Scoring program from the mobile devices. The mobile devices that can be used include: Actually any device that can run a modern internet browser such…
The screen at the right allows you to select a team to score. Click on the team you wish to score. In addition to useful information about the team, there is an icon in the left column that indicates the status of the team: the team is scored and submitted the team is scored but not submitted the team is partially…