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Student Interface for Online Testing

Online Training Module for the Smarter Balanced Open Source System. Student Interface for Online Testing. Topics. Logging in and selecting a test Test layout and tools Test navigation

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Student Interface for Online Testing

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  1. Online Training Module for the Smarter Balanced Open Source System Student Interface for Online Testing

  2. Topics • Logging in and selecting a test • Test layout and tools • Test navigation Please note: The navigation instructions that follow are from the viewpoint of a Windows user with a two-button mouse. Your steps may vary depending upon the device and operating system you are using.

  3. Objectives After viewing this presentation, you should understand: • how students log into the testing system and select a test; • the layout of the test and the functionality of the test tools; • how students navigate through the test.

  4. Student Login

  5. Login Errors

  6. Student Login and Test Selection

  7. Student Login and Test Selection

  8. Login Confirmation

  9. Sound Check

  10. Help Guide

  11. Accessibility Resources • Universal Tools • Designated Supports • Accommodations

  12. Test Interface

  13. Test Pause

  14. Test Pause Rules: • For performance tasks and for non-performance task assessments that have been paused for less than 20 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 non-performance task assessment who have paused their tests for longer than 20 minutes may only return to the most recently visited page containing unanswered 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 items, and will not be allowed to access previous pages or segments of the test.

  15. Universal ToolsExpandable Passages

  16. Universal ToolsDigital Notepad

  17. Universal ToolsGlobal Notes

  18. Universal ToolsHighlighter

  19. Universal ToolsStrikethrough

  20. Universal ToolsMark for Review

  21. Universal ToolsZoom

  22. Universal ToolsEnglish Glossary

  23. Accessibility ResourcesColor Contrast

  24. Accessibility Resources Text-to-Speech

  25. Accessibility Resources Print on Demand

  26. Accessibility Resources Translation Glossary

  27. Test ItemsExample of an interactive item

  28. Item Tutorial

  29. Test Timeout Test Timeout Due to Inactivity: • As a security measure, after 30 minutes of test inactivity, students are logged out and their tests are paused automatically. • Inactivity is determined by whether or not 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 popup within 30 seconds in order to avoid automatic logout and pausing of their tests. • If a student’s test is paused due to inactivity, the same rules apply as when the student intentionally pauses the test.

  30. End of Segment

  31. Test End

  32. Test End

  33. Preparing Students

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