OHATS Tutor/Mentor Connection (TMC) website was originally built in 2000 by a PhD student from the University of Kansas, then rebuilt in 2007 by a team of volunteers from India. The new version was used until 2015 when the site began to not work properly. It has been off line since 2018.
OHATS is an Internet-based system for organizations to easily record and report important events, actions and lessons that take place during the day-to-day work to improve the conditions necessary for all youth to succeed. The T/MC used the information from OHATS to quantify and summarize key accomplishments and lessons. More than seventeen-hundred accomplishments, lessons, and activities were reported by T/MC staff between September 2000 and November 2013.
The original version of OHATS is available on the Internet Archive (see link below). At t he left, and in this blog article, you can see an archived version of the original OHATS, built in 2000. You can not only read the description, you can also open links to one page that shows the data-entry form and the type of information we were collecting, and to another page that shows actions that had been documented. This video reviews information in this 2002 PDF. See discussion of sections of OHATS on the T/MC Ning forum
Using this 2001 archive, and the descriptions of the news site that are in this section of this website, anyone could create their own version of a OHATS.
