Internet Advancement
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System Notes: Internet Advancement was designed for Internet Explorer 7.0 or FireFox. Other browsers and operating systems other than Windows may not provide full functionality. Also, the systems were designed for a minimum 28.8 connection speed. If you use a dial-up connection, and it is below this speed, the system may time out. Pop-up blockers should be turned off for all pages. It is a best practice to load the roster for each session in interenet advancement, enter data, and submit to council.
National requests that you access Internet Advancement by logging in to your personal MyScouting.org account. Login to your personal account, then select Internet Advancement from your options.
Your Unit ID and Internet Advancement password will not work for your personal MyScouting account.
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For the National BSA login you set up a personal account at www.MyScouting.org. If you are a registered Scouter, our council is "Golden Empire Council 047", and include your Scouting ID number. If you are not registered, or you do not have your BSA Person ID number from your BSA registration card, you can create the account and add this information later under the "My Profile" link.
If you have problems setting up your MyScouting.org login, please direct an email to: myscouting@netbsa.org.
Please include your Council: Golden Empire Council 047
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The ScoutNET system will be unavailable every weekend from 9 p.m. PST on Saturday, until 6 p.m. PST on Sunday, for routine system maintenance. Internet Advancement will not be available during these times. You may work in internet advancement adding dates, but you may not load a roster or submit to council during these times. If you do the system will error and you may lose all data entered. Please Note: |
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How Internet Advancement Works |
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Golden Empire Council will provide each unit with a unit ID, and the unit will select and assign an adult to attend training and, after training, record most youth advancements from that unit. Information input on Ranks will be recorded based on program identification and can only be entered in the correct rank and date sequence. |
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Training on BSA Internet Advancement |
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The June roundtables will feature orientation on Internet Advancement. Each unit must select an adult to be its advancement processor, and this adult should attend the training. Then district roundtables will periodically feature an Internet Advancement orientation training. After each unit selects an adult to be the unit's advancement processor, the adult should attend the next available training. Anyone who wants to learn more about Internet Advancement can review the help information through the link above. |
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When Questions Arise |
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There is a Frequently Asked Questions link on the Internet Advancement site and these should be reviewed as your first line of inquiry. There is also an extensive help guide, accessible through the link above. |
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Using Internet Advancement |
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Reports Available Via BSA Internet Advancement |
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Unit Roster: Your local unit advancement processor will be able to print a unit roster at any time. This unit roster will contain the most current information from ScoutNET, including the membership ID for each adult and youth member. |
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