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INTRODUCING TES

INTRODUCING TES. FOR DEPARTMENT COURSE EVALUATORS. This presentation will introduce you to the powerful features of TES including: The flexibility of TES Easy to use Course Finder In depth course descriptions Evaluation Tracker for evaluating transfer courses. Introducing T.E.S.!.

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INTRODUCING TES

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  1. INTRODUCING TES FOR DEPARTMENT COURSE EVALUATORS

  2. This presentation will introduce you to the powerful features of TES including: The flexibility of TES Easy to use Course Finder In depth course descriptions Evaluation Tracker for evaluating transfer courses Introducing T.E.S.!

  3. What is tes? • T.E.S. stands for: Transfer Evaluation System • TES is a product from College Source the same company that owns DARWIN. • Just like College Source, TES provides PDF Catalogs • The TES course finder does the searching for you when finding a course description. • TES provides equivalencies at your fingertips via the TES website

  4. The flexibility of tes • With TES, there is nothing to install or download! • Any web browser will work with TES, including Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. • You can use TES anywhere including your home! • TES works on a Mac or a PC! • Setting up an account to use TES requires: finishing the training and then submitting a Banner Authorization Request. • Resetting your password is as simple as sending an email to: glendajo@unm.edu.

  5. TES Functions • Course finder: to look up course descriptions • Course description options: there are several functions available in the course description area of Tes. • Institution profile: A complete data set of information for accredited colleges and schools in the u.s.a. • Tes Evaluation Tracker: use Tes to send upper division course evaluations to departments for review.

  6. Using the Course finder in TES • Use the Course Finder to look up course descriptions without having to search the entire college catalog • To begin searching for a course: log into TES, from the home page, click on the “Course Finder” link

  7. Course Finder • Type in the college name and click search • ***HINT: you can change the search to look for non U.S. schools or both domestic and international***

  8. Course finder • Choose your school by clicking on the arrow to the left of the name

  9. Course Finder • You can either use the Course Description Data Set or you can view the College’s PDF Catalog (like College Source). • For either one you will need to use the pull down menu to choose the proper catalog year.

  10. Course Finder • From the Institution Data Set, you can do two things: • Search for a particular course by typing in the Course Code or the Course Title (need the EXACT Title or Number). • Search for a course by department using the pull down menu.

  11. Course Finder Institution Data Set • If you know the EXACT Course Title or Number you can search by typing that in the fields provided.

  12. Course Finder Institution Data Set • You can also search for a course description by department.

  13. Course descriptions with several options • TES offers you more than just a course description: • You can: view an institution’s profile, go to their website or look at the PDF of their catalog • You can: print the course description. • Email the course description to a member of the LOBOTrax Transfer Team for evaluation at: tes1@unm.edu • You can: view the most recent version of a class or the oldest version of a class • You can: display all versions of a course, view existing equivalencies for a course, or conduct a course equivalent search

  14. Institution Profile

  15. Institution’s website

  16. Institution’s PDF Catalog

  17. Print or email the course description to a member of the LOBOTrax Transfer Team for evaluation

  18. LOBOTrax Team Members: • Glenda Johnson at: glendajo@unm.edu • Suzie Vigil at: siouxzee@unm.edu • Sherri DeLeveat: sdeleve@unm.edu • Allie Santiago at: asant01@unm.edu • Catalina Bustillos at: cbustil1@unm.edu • Andres Rigg at: arigg@unm.edu

  19. In TES you can View the oldest, newest or all versions of a course

  20. From the Course Description, you can also View any existing unm equivalencies

  21. If you would like for your course to be evaluated for equivalency, just send the course description to: tes1@unm.edu

  22. Using TES’s Powerful Evaluation Tracker for establishing Transfer Equivalencies

  23. Processing your tasks in TES is as easy as reading your email

  24. TES offers you several possible actions when evaluating a Transfer Course

  25. Approve: Use this action when you agree with the included equivalent. • Deny: Use this action when you disagree with the included equivalent. • Need more information: Use this action when you do not have enough information to make a decision. • Re-assign: Use this action to redirect an evaluation to the proper user or group. • Select/change equivalent course: Use this action to search for the proper UNM equivalent when a UNM course is not included or when the wrong UNM was selected as an equivalent.

  26. Approve the Course Equivalency

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