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To manage student tests for students in a session, follow these steps:
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From Testing > Students in Sessions, add test session(s) to the Session List on the left of the page. If you have trouble finding your session, go to Testing > Sessions, and select the test session(s) that contain the students whose statuses you want to view. Return to Students in Sessions and the session(s) will be listed.
search to find the student(s), or click the down arrow next to the Search button and click Show all results. You can change the Find Students setting to show students in your currently selected administration or in all available administrations.
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You can manage a student test to review and/or update testing details. The details available to update vary on your program's requirements, but can include accommodations, choosing to not allow the test to be reported on, or enabling proctor read aloud.
Information displayed on the Manage Student Tests page varies by test type.
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(Click  Image Added to view image) From Testing, select Students in Sessions.Image Added Click Add a Session. Type a session into the search field, and select the session.Image Added Click Add Selected.Image Added Select the checkbox next to the student test.Image Added Click Select Task, select Manage Student Tests, and click Start.
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Related Information
To assign student to a test, see Assign/Unassign a Test.
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If you do not want the student test to be reported, select Do Not Report, and add a reason.
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Tests with Multiple Sections Depending on your program, you may have a test with multiple tests or sections. Some programs refer to these sections as units. These sections are delivered to students as individual tests, but the test is treated as a whole for scoring and reporting. Though the test is treated as a whole, test sections can be assigned to students in organizations outside of the parent organization. When viewing a student test, the parent test organization will be marked in italics. |
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