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Storyboard: Title: KANA Knowledge Tool Training
Storyboard: Title: KANA Knowledge Tool Training
Storyboard: Title: KANA Knowledge Tool Training
Storyboard
Title: KANA Knowledge Tool Training
Module Name
Course Description
Training Format
Simulation
Training Audience
Training Type
Knowledge
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Other Information
Images
Video
Job Aids
This module will provide CSR team to hands on mock environment in order to familiarize and learn
the different KANA Knowledge tool features. This will enable users to navigate and search for
content over the KANA Tool.
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1.0
Date (mm,dd,yyyy)
07/19/2016
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Course Map
KANA Knowledge Tool Simulation Training
1. Introduction
1.1. Welcome (topic level)
1.1.1.Learning Objectives
2. Navigation
2.1. Login Page
2.2. Menu Options
3. Searching Content
3.1. Search Cloud
1.0 Welcome
1.1 Learning
Objectives
3.0 Searching
Content
4.0 Knowledge
Widgets
2.0 Navigation
5.0 Viewing
Content
6.0 Feedback
Assessment
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1.0 Introduction
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*(Welcome screen)
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1.1 Welcome
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1.0 Introduction
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Navigate and search for content on the KANA Knowledge tool to answer Customer inquiries
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2.0 Navigation
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Here you will be required to log into KANA Knowledge Tool web-based application using your windows username and
password.
Note: Please use same username and password as windows login
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2.0 Navigation
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Lets familiarize ourselves with the different available menu options and navigation tools
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Hover your mouse over the different menu options and icons to learn more
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Search Cloud
Browse Tags
Filters
Search Terms
Top Content
Featured Content
Bookmarks
NOTE: Please note only after exploring each part of the screen you will be able to move to the next screen
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Include hotspots to allow user to hover on each item on the above attached screen
this will allow user to familiarize themselves with the different menus and items
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This section provides information on searching for and viewing knowledge content.
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CSRs can search for and filter content using the features highlighted on this screen
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Search Cloud
Browse Tags
Filters
Search Terms
Search Results
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When you are searching for knowledge content, it is possible to apply different filters.
It is possible to refine your search by adding tags (using the Browse tree), applying filters, or removing filters.
Filters can be removed and reset using either the Search Cloud, or the Filter options.
Each filter in the Search Cloud will display a tooltip when you mouse over it, providing information on the type of filter
it is.
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Documents, such as Articles or FAQs, can be tagged with specific criteria to aid efficient searching and browsing.
Within the Knowledge Authoring Desktop, tags are used to refine the criteria when searching for documents.
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Show Me
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3.3 Filters
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Filters can be used to limit the search based on certain criteria. The search results will be limited to only the
documents which meet the selected criteria.
Out of the box, CSRs can search using the following filters:
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Product
Region
Content Category
Content ID
Note: If there are no keywords specified in the search box, the search is run across all available knowledge content.
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Show Me
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This is a search box where you can enter text to include in the search. Documents which contain the entered text or
synonyms of the entered text in their Reusable Content Links or in the document body are returned.
To view all available knowledge content, enter * as the search term.
When searching for knowledge, if entering a multi-word search term returns no results, the application returns
Suggested Searches instead.
For example, searching for Test Knowledge Document returns no results, the Suggested Search functionality looks for
results under Test Knowledge, Knowledge Document and Test Document, as shown in the Show Me.
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Search Cloud
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Now that we have reviewed the different search features under the Search Cloud navigation
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1) Click on the plus symbol to expand the list of tags under Browse tags
2) Expand the Account Setup / Applications
3) Click the Status of Application tag
4) Click the first available result
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The Knowledge Alerts widget lists the 20 most recently published Knowledge Alert content items. The Refresh button
can be used to ensure that the most up to date list of knowledge alerts is being displayed.
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Click the Show Me button to see how to navigate to the Knowledge Alert list
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This widget lists the 20 documents which were most recently marked as featured.
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Click the Show Me button to see how to navigate to the Knowledge Alert list
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This widget displays a list of the top 10 documents, depending on the configuration, which have been viewed most
often by Knowledge Authoring users in the previous seven days.
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Click the Show Me button to see how to navigate to the Knowledge Alert list
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Simulation Practice 1
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Simulation Practice 2
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Viewing Content
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After you have searched for content, clicking a search result opens the Knowledge Content item in the left hand pane. Knowledge
Content items contain the following sections:
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Public information is made available to all Knowledge Authoring users and is also visible to contact centre Agents and Web SelfService users. Private information can only be viewed by Knowledge Authoring users, i.e. authors, reviewers and managers.
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Viewing Content
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Tags
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After you have searched for content, clicking a search result opens the Knowledge Content item in the left hand pane. Knowledge
Content items contain the following sections:
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Tags
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Tags are used to categorise documents. Documents, such as Articles or FAQs, can be tagged with specific criteria to aid efficient
searching and browsing. Within the Knowledge Authoring Desktop, tags are used to refine the criteria when searching for
documents.
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Viewing Content
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Related Content
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After you have searched for content, clicking a search result opens the Knowledge Content item in the left hand pane. Knowledge
Content items contain the following sections:
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Related Content
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If a document contains information which is related to the information in another document, you can use the Related Content
feature to identify that there is a relationship between the items. Knowledge Authoring users are then able to see the related
document in a list.
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Viewing Content
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Bookmark
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After you have searched for content, clicking a search result opens the Knowledge Content item in the left hand pane. Knowledge
Content items contain the following sections:
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Bookmark
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CSRs can bookmark documents. When you click on the bookmark icon for a document, it will be added to the My Bookmarks list.
You can remove an item from the list by opening the item, clicking on the bookmark icon and selecting remove.
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Viewing Content
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After you have searched for content, clicking a search result opens the Knowledge Content item in the left hand pane. Knowledge
Content items contain the following sections:
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Content Type
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The icon denoting the type of content is displayed here. Out of the box, the available content types that can be viewed are:
Alert
Article
FAQ
Uploaded Document
Script/Decision Tree (if enabled by an Administrator)
Spidered Content
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Viewing Content
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Featured Content
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After you have searched for content, clicking a search result opens the Knowledge Content item in the left hand pane.
Knowledge Content items contain the following sections:
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Not featured:
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Feedback
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The Knowledge Tool includes mechanisms for users to provide feedback to the Authoring team. Everyone who can
view the content can provide feedback. This feedback takes two forms, rating and comments. The average rating of an
item will influence its ranking in search results. Comments allow users to clarify any issues they have found in the
knowledge content. Feedback will generate a Work Item that will appear in the Work List. The rating options are
displayed in the top right corner of a document. Feedback automatically takes on the locale of the content.
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Feedback
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When users view content, they have the option of providing feedback in the form of a rating. Ratings are relative
numerical values, typically applied using a graphic star scale, that influence the order of search results. Ratings are
shown to users as part of the search results and may influence which documents they view. A document that has a
high rating will be returned higher in the search results than a document that has a low rating.
By default, Rating uses a five star scale. Users click on the star that corresponds to the value they wish to apply. Each
document has an initial neutral value of 3 (stars) though this is not visible to users.
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Feedback
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Feedback comments allow users to provide a greater clarity on their rating directly to the Knowledge Authoring team.
If a user clicks on the feedback button , or applies a rating of one or two stars, a Submit Feedback dialogue window
will open automatically which allows the user to select from a dropdown list of feedback areas, for example Content is
incorrect or Content contains spelling errors.
Optionally, users can provide more detailed information by adding comments. Users also have the choice to provide
their name and email address to request notification when the feedback is processed by ticking the Notify Me
checkbox.
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Feedback
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Now that we have completed this section of the training, please follow the steps to complete the simulation practice
scenario.
In this scenario we will find a document and provide a rating and comment feedback.
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Rating Feedback
To start:
Step 1: Click the Top Content widget
Step 2: Locate a document called: Tag: Multiple Business Lines and Single Topic
Step 3: Provide a rating feedback of 4 stars
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Feedback
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Now that we have completed this section of the training, please follow the steps to complete the simulation practice
scenario.
In this scenario we will find a document and provide a rating and comment feedback.
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Comment Feedback
To start:
Step 1: Click the Top Content widget
Step 2: Locate a document called: B2B Test Decision Tree
Step 3: Click the comment feedback icon
Step 4: Provide a brief feedback
Step 5: Click submit
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Simulation Practice
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Now that we have completed the simulation training, let us follow the steps to complete the simulation scenario.
In this scenario we will be able to browse, search view content during a call with the customer.
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