NAEP Alliance NAEP Technology Based Assessments National Conference on Student Assessment June 22, :00-3:30
2 NAEP Alliance Introduction to eNAEP
3 NAEP Alliance NAEP Model (2014 & beyond) Administration on NAEP-provided touch- enabled devices 2 sessions of 25 students per school eNAEP delivery system Web application Compatible across various devices, operating systems, and web browsers (i.e., future-proofed) Can run on virtually any resolution (flexible layout)
4 NAEP Alliance eNAEP Development eNAEP is built to support all NAEP subjects. Provides a consistent user experience across all subjects. Planning for a progressive rollout of functionality over the next few years: – 2014: Initial version (subset of item types & tools) – 2015: Enhanced version (more tools, features & item types) – 2016: Additional item types – 2017: Additional interactive item types
5 NAEP Alliance Summary of Planned eNAEP System Features Features2014 Proof of Concept2015 TBA Startups & Pilots VolumeYes TutorialsNoYes In-System HelpYes Text-to-SpeechNoYes ZoomNoYes HighlighterN/A*Yes Elimination ToolN/A*Yes Change Color ThemeNoTBD** * There are no discrete or questionnaire items in 2014 POC, so these tools are not applicable. **Some accommodations and potential universal design features require discussion by the AICC.
6 NAEP Alliance Additional Features 2015 & Beyond Additional Features2015 & beyond Accommodations, e.g., bilingual, magnification Universal Design features, e.g., text-to-speech, zoom 508 compliance Observable data capture Discrete item types and survey questions Disconnected mode Updates in the field supported Subject-specific tools, e.g. calculator, equation editor Adaptive testingTBD Dynamic distribution of formsTBD Automated scoringTBD
7 NAEP Alliance NAEP 2015 TBA Start Up January 26 – March 6, 2015 132,000 students Administered on tablets Mathematics, reading, and science Grades 4, 8, and 12 Interactive computer tasks (ICTs) and hands-on tasks (HOTs) in science
8 NAEP Alliance Equipment Surface Pro 3 tablets Laptop server Routers and Ethernet cables MiFi device Extension cords, power strips, and tape Earbuds and headphones Styluses Flash drives Antibacterial wipes
9 NAEP Alliance Surface Pro 3 Tablets – 27 Tablets 25 Student tablets 2 Monitor tablets
10 NAEP Alliance eNAEP Network Equipment Laptop server Router Blue Ethernet cable
11 NAEP Alliance MiFi Device Wireless device to send student response files from the laptop server to the central server
12 NAEP Alliance NAEP Earbuds NAEP students keep earbuds Headphones available when requested
13 NAEP Alliance Styluses 30 Styluses Re-use for all assessments
14 NAEP Alliance Flash Drives 2 Flash drives Used for disconnected mode assessments
15 NAEP Alliance 2015 Feedback ChoiceNumber of schoolsPercentage of schools 1 = Touchscreen (specify)1173.5% 2 = Touchpad (specify)220.7% 3 = Stylus (specify) % 4 = Keyboard (specify)521.5% 5 = None of the above % Did students report (or did you observe) any problems with using any of the following? Source: Field Staff Session Debriefing Form
16 NAEP Alliance 2015 Feedback In your observations, did more students use the touchscreen, touchpad, or stylus? Source: Field Staff Session Debriefing Form ChoiceNumber of schoolsPercentage of schools 1 = Yes % 2 = No – How many did you have to plug in? %
17 NAEP Alliance 2015 Feedback Did all the tablet batteries last the entire group? Choice Number of schools Percentage of schools 1 = Touchscreen1303.7% 2 = Touchpad2015.8% 3 = Stylus % 4 – Used equally % Source: Field Staff Session Debriefing Form
18 NAEP Alliance 2015 Feedback Overall, how would you rate the students' engagement in the TBA Assessment? Source: Field Staff Session Debriefing Form Response Number of schools Percentage of schools 1 = Very engaged % 2 = Somewhat engaged3499.9% 3 = Not at all engaged100.3%
19 NAEP Alliance eNAEP System Demonstration
20 NAEP Alliance Demonstration Features Supervisor interface Student login Tutorial Demonstration Monitoring Demonstration Tools Demonstration NAEP Alliance
21 NAEP Alliance Questions?