1. Assessment Admin Initial Product Training Welcome Instructor: (instructor name)

2. Learning Goals At the end of this workshop, you will understand how to: Locate and create assessment items Create an assessment Schedule and administer an assessment

3. Ways to Administer a Test Paper Answer key ONLY Enter answers and standards only into Schoolnet Print answer bubble sheets through Schoolnet/Questions created on Word, Examview, etc. TEST MUST BE RE-CREATED ON SCHOOLNET TO BE ABLE TO USE AS AN ONLINE VERSION IN FUTURE YEARS Print or Online version Questions, answers, and standards entered into Schoolnet Print ONLY if Print question types are created Everything is printed within Schoolnet Online Students take via Schoolnet Secure Tester on Laptop desktops Additional questions types available Student response systems (clickers)

4. Analyze performance data, available online 5 Create tests and test scoring key Print answer sheets, booklets, or usernames Administer tests to students Scan results or collect them online 12 3 4 Testing Administration Overview

5. Use Assessment Admin to build tests and monitor the collection of results Report on the actual student responses in the Classrooms and School & District Data modules 5 What is Assessment Admin?

6. Create Test Content (Items) ITEM CENTRAL TEST CENTRAL Create items Set up test Create items within test Add items to Item Central Select items from Item Central Select items from Item Central Create items separately or as part of a test.

7. CREATE AND SCHEDULE A PRINTABLE TEST

8. Two Kinds of Tests Benchmark Results appear in School & District Data and Classrooms Tests created at the district or school level for the purpose of institution-wide data collection KPI calculations use only the highest level category Classroom Results appear only in Classrooms Tests created for the purpose of classroom use Can be teacher-created or selected from a pool of pre-made tests My Classroom or Common Classroom categories available

9. Ways to Create a Test Express test Manual test

10. Manual Method Add your own questions or use the existing items

11. Try it! Create a Test Create a test with the items you created

12. Where is my test? Two dashboard versions

13. Create Items – Multiple Types Available Multiple choice True/false Gridded response Open response (can attach a rubric) Inline response Matching Tasks (a collection of items) You can attach any item type to a passage.

14. Try it! Create Items Create a few items Be sure to preview the test questions BEFORE you give the test to make sure they are showing up as intended!

15. Insert Images Do not paste an image; you must insert it as a file For peak online test performance, use sizes below 250KB Resize images before adding them Supported file formats: png, jpg, or gif Inserting a passage of text as an image is not recommended Be sure to preview the item

16. Equation Editor Open the equation editor from the text editor Use the link to access additional equations and modify the syntax to change the font size

17. Create a Passage for Multiple Items

18. Rubric for Open Response Items Single or multidimensional rubrics

19. Process for Submitting and Approving Any user can submit an item, passage, or rubric to be shared Users who are permissioned to do so can approve content at their default institution Once the content is approved, the submitter can no longer edit the content

20. Test Schedule Dates

21. Online Test Options

22. Share Assessments with Gradebook

23. Assign Test

24. ADMINISTER A TEST

25. Proctor Dashboard: Monitor an Online Test Graphic representation of student progress on the test Links to individual student score, answer sheets, and PDF test booklet

26. Student Online Test Experience Make sure computers are ready for testing Students sign in and enter online passcode

27. Student Online Test Experience Explain test-taking strategies to students

28. Scoring Options Updating scanned results with open-ended scores: –Teachers grade student responses to open-ended items in Assessment Admin Online scoring only (the no-scanner approach): –Teachers enter student scores directly in Assessment Admin –For schools with no scanners or for oral tests Damaged scan sheets: –Authorized individuals search for students by ID or name and enter student scores manually Upload file: –Upload a spreadsheet of responses

29. Where are the results? Classroom and School & District Data modules

30. Printing Options available on the Test Detail page Discuss who will print: Test booklet Answer sheets Answer key Scoring instructions

31. Locate Items, Passages, and Rubrics Filter by subject, grade, standard, and more.

32. Math Manipulatives and Tools

33. Item Visibility Options

34. Express Test Method Select the standards to include and the number of items for each of those standards

35. Scanning: ScanIt Application