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This document provides an overview of basic tasks and information for an in-service session on Progress Book. It discusses logging in to Progress Book, today's discussion topics such as printing rosters and changing passwords, accessing Progress Book through shortcuts on computers and the NOECA website, and how Progress Book times out users for security and efficiency reasons if they are inactive for a period of time.
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