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Proctoring: Reseat a Student
The Reseat Session is a permissioned action that logs a student out of an active TestNav session and allows the student to sign in again. This feature can be used to resolve certain testing interruptions or session issues withoutProctoring: Initiate Student Testing
Once you have the Proctor Dashboard open, provide students their credentials. Print cards, also known as 'test … : Accessing the Proctor Dashboard Where Do Students Start? How students access their test depends on which testingClass Overview
-03-07 113947.png For each student, access the Individual Student Report (ISR) or Student Results, if enabled … The Class Overview shows performance on tests at the classroom level. This report is available to teachers. ClassUsers: Edit and View
Typically, the only changes made in rostering is to preferred student name, student accommodations and test … , such as Teacher or Student. Sourced ID (Required): Enter the user's ADAM identifier. Grades (Required): For usersView Student Responses
Users with the correct permissions can view (read-only) each item and review student responses from a specific … are included. Access Student Responses Once locating student responses using one of these methods, see the next sectionRemove a Student from a Session
Not Report, and click Save. RemoveStuSess_3.png Step-by-Step From Testing, select Students … You can remove a student from a session to change the student's test day or test session. You can performPerformance Levels and Score Ranges
Scale Scores PRoPL reports on overall content area student performance using reportable scale scores in grades K through high school. Using the observed distribution of scores from students taking the PRoPL assessmentsUsers: View/Add Accommodations for Student
User roles with the appropriate permissions can assign accommodations to individual students as follows: Go to Rostering > Users. Search for the appropriate student using the filters provided, and then select the Edit iconGenerate a Random ID for Student Credentials
When defining a Field Set, there is as option to generate a Random ID for each student. When used, ADAM will generate an ID (Random ID) to be used for a student to log into a test. A Random ID cannot be used by itselfStudent Test Tools in AD Player
See also: Student Experience in AD Player, or for TestNav users, see TestNav Tools https://support.assessment.pearson.com/x/MwACAQ. Many tools for accessibility and test taking best practices can be enabled for students