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Student Test Tools in AD Player
to call for students to submit. Form Builder > Section Settings Select Use Timer and select type Pause image-2024-8-5_17-2-56.png Allows student to pause their test. Form > Settings ItemCreate and Edit Classes
not create or edit classes manually if an automated sync is in place with your Student Information System or if using … . In the Students section, you can: Select Add Student to search for and add students. Select Edit Enrollment to removeBulk Import Student Accounts
will not be removed active Tobedeleted C Y identifier Student ID that will be used for display purposes. Any consecutive … You can bulk import student accounts. To bulk upload students: Sign in to LaunchPad. In order to fill outAdministration Cards
in the administration to maintain an accurate roster. See the Refresh Students after Adjusting Classes or Adding … if a PDF form is attached to the test form (there may be multiple PDFs to print for some tests). Under StudentsCreate a New Class
See also: Join Class and Respond to a Prompt Students only need to join a class once. To set up a new class … 181345.png After students enter the join code, they will appear in the class list. Screenshot 2025-10-10View Students in an Administration or Proctor Group
location, the Student screen contains: A breakdown of how many students are assigned to each form A 'View by Form Type' filter A Search box to locate a specific student A sortable list of all studentsAccommodations Overview
are available: View/Add Accommodations for Student in Rostering View/Assign Accommodations in My Classes Update … of the bar filters the student list for that accommodated form. A ‘View by Form Type’ filter is also available to filterJoin Class and Respond to a Prompt
Once signed in to WriteUp!, students join a class by entering a code provided by the teacher. They can then select a prompt. Once signed into WriteUp!, the student enters the code provided by the teacher and selects JoinAccommodations Form Hierarchy
To avoid conflict for tests with multiple accommodated forms, there is a default hierarchy that determines which form will be delivered to the student if there are competing accommodations assigned. A common use caseCreate and Publish a Test
specify an Alternate Test Name so that students will see the test name in the language used on the form. For example, the test name will appear to students in English for the English form and Spanish for students assigned the Spanish