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Copyright © 2014 American Institutes for Research. All rights reserved.

TA and Student Interface for Online Testing

Training Module

This presentation contains a script in the notes section. If you are accessing this information with a screen reader, be sure you are reading the notes section as well as the text contained in the slides.

Revised

October 4

, 2017Slide2

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Objectives

After viewing this presentation, you

should be able to: Use the TA Interface to start and run a test session View student test settings and accessibility resources

Monitor the testing process

Pause and stop a test

session

Transfer sessions between computers and

mobile devices

Print test session information

Exit and log out of the TA InterfaceSlide3

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Logging in

t

o the TA InterfaceSlide4

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TA Interface: OverviewSlide5

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TA Interface: Overview (continued)Slide6

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TA Interface: BannerSlide7

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Create a Test SessionSlide8

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Approving Student EntrySlide9

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Student LookupSlide10

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Student Lookup ResultsSlide11

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Denying Student Entry

Deny entry to a test session in these circumstances:

The student is not supposed to enter this session.

The student is not on your testing roster

The

student’s demographic information is incorrect.

The student’s required accommodations are incorrect.

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Editing Student Details:See/Edit DetailsSlide13

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Editing Student Details:Turn Settings On and OffSlide14

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Monitoring Student StatusSlide15

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Print on DemandSlide16

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TA Interface: Approved RequestsSlide17

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Printing Test Session InformationSlide18

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Pausing and Stopping SessionsSlide19

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Pausing and Stopping Sessions pt2Slide20

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Transferring SessionsSlide21

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Logging Out of the TA InterfaceSlide22

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Troubleshooting

Description

What to Do

What should I do if a session ends?

Log in and start a new session. Provide the students with a new session ID.

What should I do if a student gets logged out of a test while a session is still active?

If a student’s test session is interrupted, the student should log back in and rejoin the session.

What should I do if forbidden applications are running?

The secure browser will not allow the student to begin testing if forbidden applications are running. You will see messages advising you which applications must be closed before testing can begin.

What should I do if a student’s test freezes?

Force quit the secure browser and log back in. For instructions, refer to the

Test Administration Manual

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Student Interface for Online Testing

Training Module

Copyright © 2014 American Institutes for Research. All rights reserved.Slide24

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Objectives

After viewing this presentation, you should understand:

How students log in to the testing system and select a test

T

he

layout of the test and

functionality

of test tools How students navigate through the testPlease note: The navigation instructions that follow are from the viewpoint of a Windows PC user with a two-button mouse. Your steps may vary slightly depending upon the device and operating system you are using.Slide25

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Preparing StudentsSlide26

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Preparing StudentsSlide27

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What Is the Secure Browser?

The secure browser

is designed to ensure test security by prohibiting students from accessing any other programs or websites during testing.

If you have questions about

installation of the secure browser,

contact your Technology Coordinator. Slide28

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Student LoginSlide29

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Login Errors

Issue

Error Message

What

to Do

Student first

name and SSID do not match what is in the system, or student omits 2-letter state abbreviation and/or hyphen from SSID.

Please check that your information is entered correctly. If you need help, ask your TA.

Verify that the student has entered the correct first name and SSID, including

the state

abbreviation and hyphen, if required

. You

may

need to use the Student Lookup Tool, which is located in the TA Interface, to verify that the student is in the system.

Student enters the

session ID incorrectly.

The session is not available for testing.

Verify that the student has entered the correct

Session ID with no extra spaces or characters.

Student enters an

SSID for an incorrect or expired session.

Session has expired.

Ensure that the student enters the correct Session ID for the current session. If this does not work, verify that your session is open using the TA interface.Slide30

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Student Login and Test SelectionSlide31

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Student Login and Test Selection pt2Slide32

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Login ConfirmationSlide33

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Sound CheckSlide34

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Instructions and Help ScreenSlide35

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Accessibility Resources

Universal tools

Designated supportsAccommodationsSlide36

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Test InterfaceSlide37

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Test Interface pt2Slide38

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NextSlide39

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Test PauseSlide40

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Test Pause Rules

For tests that have been paused for less than 2

0 minutes, students returning from a break in testing can revisit any items in the current test segment and change their answers if desired. Students taking a test who have paused their tests for longer than 20 minutes may only return to the most recently visited page containing unanswered

(blank) test

items in the current test segment. They may change any answers present on this

page

but may not access any items on previous pages or in previous segments of the test.

If all items on the most recently visited page were answered prior to pausing, the student will resume the test on the next page with unanswered (blank) items and will not be allowed to access previous pages or segments of the test.Slide41

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Context Menus

Context menus allow students to:

Mark items for review

View item

tutorials

Use a Digital Notepad

Send

print-on-demand requests

to the

TA (if available)

Access additional features depending on test settings and item

types (highlight, strikethrough)Slide42

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Universal Tools: Expandable Passages and ItemsSlide43

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Universal Tools: Digital NotepadSlide44

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Universal Tools: Global NotesSlide45

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Universal Tools: HighlighterSlide46

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Universal Tools: StrikethroughSlide47

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Universal Tools: Mark for ReviewSlide48

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Universal Tools: ZoomSlide49

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Universal Tools: English GlossarySlide50

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Designated Supports: MaskingSlide51

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Designated Supports: Color ContrastSlide52

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Designated Supports:Translation Glossaries – MathSlide53

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Designated Supports and Accommodations: Text-to-SpeechSlide54

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Accommodations:Print on DemandSlide55

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Test Items: Example of an Interactive ItemSlide56

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Science Test Items: Example of a Locking ItemSlide57

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Science Collapsing StimuliSlide58

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Test Items: Video PlaybackSlide59

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Item TutorialSlide60

Test Timeout Due to

InactivityAs a security measure, after

30 minutes of test inactivity, students are logged out and their tests are paused automatically.

Inactivity is determined by whether the student is interacting with the test by selecting answers or using navigation tools. Clicking an empty space on the screen is not considered activity.

Students

will receive a warning message prior to being logged

out

and must click

OK on the pop-up within 30 seconds in order to avoid automatic logout and pausing of their test.If a student’s test is paused due to inactivity, the same rules apply as when the student intentionally pauses the test.

Test Timeout

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End of SegmentSlide62

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End TestSlide63

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End Test pt2Slide64

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Thank You!

Further Information

Washington Help Desk American Institutes for Research Tel 1.844.560.7366 wahelpdesk@air.org

For questions regarding state policy decisions and protocol, please contact OSPI at

assessment@k12.wa.us

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Revision Log

Updates to the Module after September 8, 2017 are noted below.

Section

Slide

Description of Change

Revision Date

Test Pause

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Updated pause time to 20 minutes

10/4/17

Test Pause Rules

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Updated pause time to 20 minutes

10/4/17