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Android Browser iPhone Admins can test Veeva Engage features in a sandbox org, including joining Engage meetings, by downloading one of the following Veeva Engage mobile apps, or by accessing the Engage Web Client: Veeva Engage Android app in Google Play Veeva Engage iOS app in Apple App Store Windows 7+ HCP and Speaker app for desktop/laptop This enables admins to test new Engage features and review data in a separate environment that does not affect the corresponding production org. Admins can test Engage meetings in sandboxes while being signed in or while being signed out of Veeva Engage. You can only register for push applications for one Veeva application per device. If you have Veeva CRM, Engage, and Engage Connect installed on the same device, you receive push notifications for whichever app you are logged in to and most recently opened. When testing push notifications, you must use two separate devices, one for Engage Connect or Veeva CRM and the other for the Engage app. Testing Without Signing in To test Veeva Engage in sandboxes without signing in: Select the appropriate Engage meeting link from the meeting invitation to display the Meeting Registration screen. Enter the appropriate First and Last Name. Select Join Meeting. Testing on mobile devices requires the Veeva Engage app. If the admin selects an Engage link in CRM and does not have the app installed, a landing page prompts them to install the app. Testing functionality on the Engage Speaker App on Windows requires joining

Question:What is the impact of enabling Engage Sandbox in a Veeva CRM Sandbox?Answer:In the event, that Engage Sandbox has not been enabled in an existing Veeva CRM Sandbox Org, activating it has an impact, regardless of how the CRM Org was created.These Creation actions are as follows:RefreshCloningNewThe impact is as follows:All User-Engage Group associations are deleted from the Engage Meeting Administration tabAll Engage Groups and their Settings are deleted Engage Meeting Administration tabA default group with the name "Meeting Group 1" is created with no Engage settings enabled in the Engage Meeting Administration tab, with the exception of Requiring Passwords.The values of the Engage-related fields on the User records - Engage_Request_vod__c, Engage_Group_vod__c, and Engage_Provisioning_Request_vod__c - are not modified.The number of Engage Licences is nullIn the event, a Veeva CRM Org gets cloned, or refreshed from a parent org, the impact is as follows, regardless if the CRM Sandbox org is associated with the Engage Sandbox or not:All User-Engage Group associations are deleted from the Engage Meeting Administration tabAll Engage Groups and their Settings are kept in the Engage Meeting Administration tabThe values of the Engage fields on the User records - Engage_Request_vod__c, Engage_Group_vod__c, and Engage_Provisioning_Request_vod__c - are modified to their parent User records accordingly, as the Refresh or Cloning actions overwrite the User records.The number of Engage Licences is nullNote:The parent Production CRM Org may be used as a reference to recreate the Engage Groups as well as the User-Engage assignments.After a Customer-initiated Sandbox Refresh, any subsequent Engage Relinking process - carried out by Veeva Support - will not remove the groups from the Engage Administration tab.Related Documentation:CRM Help Documentation:Supporting Engage Sandbox ReleasesTesting Veeva Engage in Sandboxes

By default, all Viva Engage users receive two email digests: the Daily digest, and the Discovery digest or Engage digest, depending on the applicable licenses. The Daily digest covers activity from your communities and followed conversations for the past 24 hours. The weekly Discovery (or Engage) digest tells you how content is trending across your Viva Engage network. Manage your digests in Viva Engage From the gear icon in the upper-right, select Settings. Select the Notifications tab. Under Email me when, select the check box for the digest you want to receive: Select this box To receive There are updates from my groups (daily) Daily digests There are highlights from my organization (weekly) Discovery digests Viva Engage digests (Premium users) Premium digests in Viva Engage Viva Engage digest covers trending content from storylines, campaigns, and communities. This digest also gives you updates about your impact in Viva Engage with personal analytics. Note: This digest replaces the Discovery digest for premium Viva Engage users. To be a premium user, you must have an active Viva Engage Communities and Communication service plan. Contact your network admin for details. Answers in Viva digest brings you questions to answer that are either relevant to your expertise and from topics you follow. Note: This digest is only available for users who have access to Answers in Viva. This feature requires an active Viva Engage Knowledge service plan. Contact your network admin for details. Learn more Manage notification settings Edit notifications and receive announcements in Viva Engage Need more help? Want more options? Explore subscription benefits, browse training courses, learn how to secure your device, and more.

Were conducted in collaboration with the following partners:Colombia collaborators - School of Education at Universidad de los Andes; Jordan collaborators - the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and independent consultants;Kenya collaborators - Laterite;Ghana collaborators - the Education Assessment and Research Centre (EARC) and Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA).This network of collaborators developed and piloted the Engage Toolkit in 2021-2022. The toolkit is now in a testing and validation phase (PLAY 2.0), with the ambition to improve usability and understand the linkages between playful learning and children's holistic learning outcomes. This field testing will be carried out by our implementing partners presented here and will run in multiple sites across the globe until 2025. FAQ Why was the Engage toolkit developed? Why was the name of the toolkit changed? What does the Engage toolkit measure? What age groups and learning settings can the toolkit be used for? Who can use the Engage toolkit? Where has the Engage toolkit been tested and where can it be used? Which organisations have first-hand experience of piloting or using the Engage toolkit? For what purposes is the Engage toolkit appropriate? Is the Engage toolkit free to use? How many tools are there in the Engage toolkit? How is the Engage toolkit different from other quality environment measurement tools? Why does the Engage toolkit not specifically measure the five characteristics of learning through play (joyful, meaningful, socially interactive, actively engaging and iterative)? What is the difference between the Engage toolkit and the Teacher Replay tool? Questions?If you