Member Roles (Major Concept)
Summary
Member Roles track that a given Member (either a person or organization) has a specific Role.
Roles are used to represent several different things:
An operational role that the user plays within the system, such as Administrator or Reviewer
A Credential that the user has obtained
A program that an organization has submitted for Accreditation (see Multi-Instance Roles)
Within LearningBuilder, a Member’s effective permissions are the unique set of permissions they have from all of their granted Roles.
Roles
Roles govern how a user may interact with the system. Some Roles are pre-defined, such as Administrator, and have specific meaning to LearningBuilder. Other Roles are custom to a specific implementation and have meaning to the credentialing program itself, such as Reviewer or Board Administrator.
Roles may also represent specific Credentials that a user has earned or Programs that an Organization would like to Accredit.
Common Examples
Examples of common Roles include:
Administrator, for managing a LearningBuilder implementation
Reviewer, responsible for reviewing applications submitted by Practitioners
Specific credentials, in combination with Role Status representing the Practitioner is at some specific point in the credential process
Multi-instance roles that represent various programs or processes within a single organization
Built-In Roles
System Administrator
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