Logging In

Log in using your CPP Domain username and password (without “@cpp.edu”).

The Dashboard

Dashboard: Acts as landing page and houses widgets that provide quick access to information and pages you’ve worked on. You can modify the Dashboard by dragging and dropping widgets to suit your needs.

The Menu Bar

Below is a preview of each Menu Bar Item and it's meaning.

Menu Bar Info Icons

Menu Icon List

Icon	Description
Home:	Returns you to the Dashboard.
Site Menu:	Used to navigate between CPP's sites.
Add Content:	Used to add web pages, folders, nav blocks, images, and documents to a site. (Only viewable once you’ve chosen a site from the Site Menu.)
Site Content:	Used to return to the home site folder you are currently in ( cpp.edu, or training). (Only viewable once you’ve chosen a site from the Site Menu.)
My Content:	Displays quick links to assets created under your user name.
Search:	Used to search among assets to which you have access.
User Account Menu:	Used to access Settings, History, Notifications, Tasks, and Sign Out. The letter you see corresponds with your name.

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Site Menu vs My Sites

The My Sites Widget on the Dashboard may be more convenient for navigating to sites than the Site Menu. Feel free to use the widget instead.

Sites

If a site does not appear for you in the My Sites widget, select it in the site dropdown. Cascade will then recognize that it is among the sites you use, and it will appear in the My Sites widget.

Site Image and Description

	On the site menu you can select which, site you wish to view.
	My Sites Widget which can be found wihtin the Dashboard. This is a quick acces link to a site you recently visited.

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Asset Tree

Web content in Cascade is organized in folders that can be easily navigated by using the Asset Tree found on the left side of your screen. In the Asset Tree, you are able to view folders, pages, and other assets, such as images and documents.

Navigating the Asset Tree is simple. To expand a folder, simply click on it. You may click on it again to collapse the folder. To view a folder, page, image, or document, click on the asset’s name.