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Shaw High School Training
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Written by Mandy Alston
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Click on any underlined text to access help guides.

For Administrators:

District and School Administrators must create the Assessment Shell to ensure data goes back to the district or school level reports.

  • The Shell includes: Activity Title, Grade, Subject, Course, and Security Features.

  • Then, invite others to add items to the activity by turning on the Share with Selected Colleagues option.

  • Turn off Sharing options before giving Access (Access = Assigning to students).

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For Teachers and Administrators Creating Assessments/Activities:

Tips on Creating Activities:

· Enter grade level and subject.

· Click on the underlined # of available actions.

· Click on the Expand button to view/replace items.

· Click on Show More in Expanded view or Click on the underlined item # to reorder items. Editing Activities - Shuffling Actions (Items)

· The Preview Student Action Button allows you to see the item from the students view.

· Selecting Item Type – Note: Constructed and Extended Response Items Require one-click scoring using a provided rubric. Scoring Activities Using Provided Rubrics for Teachers.

· Reorder/Shuffle/Add/Remove Items.

· Add additional documents or resources for students. Upload PDF’s (each upload will be a separate tab) Upload images, sound clips, or URL address for videos.

· Sharing with Colleagues – Recommend Read Only - Share Activities and Work Together with Colleagues.

· Make a copy of shared activities, then you have access to edit and assign.

· Always preview the activity before assigning it to students (Review All/Preview All buttons).

· Do not make changes to an activity after it has been assigned.

· Make copies of activities for pre/posttest or for differentiated instruction.

Assigning Activities:

Easily Monitor Students:

Student Accounts:

Conference with students and parents

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