What's new on myWAY
After new updates are made on myWAY, this page will be updated explaining when and what has changed or been added.
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Changelog
8 November 2023
What’s changed?
- myWAY is now fully mobile responsive. This means you can just as easily use the platform on your mobile phone and/or tablet as on a desktop computer.
- To reduce the number of clicks, redundant pages in About Me quizzes have been removed for a more seamless experience.
- Various bugs and issues have been resolved to improve the user experience across the platform for functionality such as:
- Notify team members of new/updated goals
- Changing your password
- Time settings in Meeting module
5 September 2023
What’s changed?
- Accessibility updates: deeper contrast colours for better readability.
- “Why are you here?” personalisation can now be skipped and returned to later.
- Career Explorer dashboard has had a major re-design:
- Users can now set goals before completing "About me" profile.
- A view toggle has been added to allow users to switch focus between Goals or About Me.
2 August 2023
What's changed?
myWAY Employability has been redeveloped to make career exploration and team sharing easier than ever. With an enhanced dashboard, a responsive goal builder that personalises your objectives, and flexible invitation functionality, now is a great time to check out myWAY Employability and explore career options.
- New personalisation using “Why are you here?” questions, informing goal template suggestions.
- Smart goal creation, including over 40 templates to support different career stages.
- Flexible invitation functionality, allowing both Career Explorers as well as support persons to initiate team formation.
- Enhanced Dashboard for Supporters helping multiple Career Explorers, including evidence-based recommendations on leveraging strengths and accommodating sensory preferences.
- The platform is accessible via a new domain: mywayemployability.au. Not only is this shorter for our users, it’s also a nod to the Autistic community who co-designed this platform with us as “Au” is a commonly used acronym in this space.
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