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Quick access to your account information. Pay particular attention to EDIT and PROFILE INFORMATION in order to be seen and provide ways for CNVC and the public to connect with you.

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Anyone with an account can publish a blog about any NVC topic and make comments on others blogs—a great community building tool.

Think of this as the office water cooler, a way to talk with people while on the web site. You can message one person or multiple people at the same time. These messages can be read online, and are sent to the recipients as an email as well. Remember that to reply, you will need to sign into the web site and click on the Messages link to find the message.

This is a great way to have a conversation with a group of people, much easier to manage than using e-mail.

PRIVATE MESSAGES

Write new message
Enter the username of the people you want to message. Using your actual name as your username will make this process a lot easer for those wanting to communicate with you

Messages
You will find a list of all your messages here. Click on a subject to read a message, or on the participants name to see their public account information. You can also delete messages you no longer want.

How to get the most from your account.

Here is what most people will see if you fill in your EDIT and Profile Information table and give permission to be seen as a supporter on our web site. It includes your public information.

And this is how you will be seen when people are looking for supporters in your area.

And finally, this is how your account will be seen by CNVC personnel. It includes your public information and your private information. It is also how you will see your own record.

Here is some information to help your profile to be seen in these ways.

The entire process will take about 20 minutes and will be well worth the time. However you can fill it out in pieces if you prefer. You can change the information in your profile at any time.

This is what you see when you create an account.

We highly recommend that you make your user name your first and last names with a space in between because you user name is how people will see you on the site when you are online, create blog entries or make comments.

About User Choices
Private Messaging is a way people on the site can connect with you. Check if you do not want to be contacted this way. This is NOT recommended.

If this account is for an NVC Group, check this box.

If you are going to help a CNVC Certified Trainer manage online Registrations, place a checkmark on this choice.

When you log in to the web site, you will be taken to your account view.

You will want to update information in the Edit and Profile Information sections by clicking on the tabs, starting with the Edit tab.

You can change your username anytime you like.

Please remember to keep your e-mail address up to date.

You can change your password anytime you like.

Next comes information about yourself you can choose to make available to the public.

Are you willing to be listed on the CNVC public web site (www.cnvc.org)?

If you would like the public to be able to view your profile, select "yes" button and then enter the information you want the public to see in this section.

If you select "No", any information you enter in the fields below will be deleted.

We reserve the right to remove material not related to NVC.

You can enter a short statement about your interest in NVC.

Please do not post commercial information not related to NVC. .

If you have an NVC related web site you can create a link here, be sure to include the http://. Please link back to www.cnvc.org.

Describe your location to the public.

Some people use a full address, others describe a general region.

Public Primary and Secondary Phone Numbers:

If you want to get calls from the public enter a Public Primary Phone or Skype ID.

Please put the number someone inside your country would dial to call you (national number) first, followed by the number someone would dial from outside your country, in parentheses, beginning with "+" followed by your country code. For example: "01865.555555 (+44.1865.555555)" (USA/Canada: "areaCode.prefix.4numbers (+1.areaCode.prefix.4numbers)")

Then let the public know if this is for your office, home, cell, Skype and so on.

There is also room for a second number.

Then comes the part of the profile that will be shown only to CNVC staff and Certified Trainers and will never be shared with the public.

This information will help us serve you better.

We ask for at least your postal code and a phone number. There is a place in the form asking for your address that is no longer being used. You can leave it blank.

We are currently collecting mailing information in the Location section later in the form. Only State/Province and Country information will be shown to the public. Street, City and Postal Code information will remain private.

In the Vocabulary section you can share languages you speak, your areas of interest and in which countries you might attend trainings.

To select more than one of any of these, hold the Control (for PCs) or Apple Key (for Macs) while you click on your choices.

Areas of Interest that you can select include:

Choices include English, French, German and Spanish. If these are not your language, chose Language Neutral

If your mailing address is not recognized, you can use the hand tool and the + label to find your location in the map. Then click on the map and the program place and icon and will use the coordinates of that location.

To clear your selection and start over, click on the icon.

This area is used by applications that handle locations.

It is the address CNVC would use to send you postal mail.

It determines what country, state/province and city is shown when people search for supporters, trainers, or groups.

The City and Street sections will not be seen by the public, Enter your city as if addressing and envelope. Avoid phrases like "Near London" or "Munich - München" to avoid confusing the application. Include those kinds of details in the Public Location field.

Be sure to click on Save before you leave this page to preserve your information!