Users with permissions to do so can assign accommodations and accessibility features, such as text-to-speech (TTS), to students who require them.
See also: Student Test-Taking Tools
Options for Assigning Accommodations
Depending on your user role, the following options are available:
- View/Add Accommodations for Student in Rostering
- View/Assign Accommodations in My Classes
- Update Accommodations for Multiple Students
Where to View Accommodations
View Accommodations for a Specific Student
Depending on your user access, you can view students and their accommodation assignments from these locations:
View Accommodated Form Count
Users who have access to Administration Cards (can easily see if accommodated forms have been assigned by the presence of the pink 'A' icon on the Administration Card. Hovering over the icon displays a count of accommodated forms and clicking on the icon navigates the user to the Students view.
List of Accommodations 
Which accommodations are available to be assigned to a student are based on:
- Accommodations enabled as part of implementation configurations.
- If alternate accommodated forms are available for the test (e.g., a Spanish version).
- Which accommodation profile the test is tagged to (for example, some subjects may make TTS available too all students in which case there is no need to assign an accommodation versus others in which only specific students can be assigned).
- User permissions – some accommodations may be set up to only be available to some user roles.
For tests with multiple forms, some accommodations are associated with specific online forms. Common examples include Spanish, text-to-speech*, braille, large print, paper and closed captioning. Accommodation assignments also impact what printed support material is needed, such as scripts for human reader. Because each student can only receive one online test form, there is a hierarchy to determine which for a student will get if multiple form-based accommodations are granted. Do not assign competing accommodations, such as human reader and text-to speech. For students to receive the correct online or paper test, they must be tagged with the appropriate accommodations for the accommodations profile linked to the test and the test must have the corresponding form available. There is a default hierarchy of accommodations, but can be overridden at the test level. Contact your Pearson Delivery Team for details on tests created for TestNav use.
Sample List of Forms for a Test |
The following accommodations are available in TestNav.
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Local accommodations are provided at the testing location, not by the test delivery platform.
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Custom accommodations are provided at the testing location, not by the test delivery platform.
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