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Test History Administrator Guide

Release 2019

June 2018

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About This ManualEdupoint Educational Systems, LLC. develops software with multiple release dates for the softwareand related documentation. The documentation is released inmultiple volumes tomeet thiscommitment.

This document serves as a reference for Edupoint's recommendations and Best Practices forSynergy processes. Due to the complex nature andmyriad configurations possible within theSynergy software, it is not feasible to include every possible scenario within this guide.

Conventions Used in This Manual

l Bold indicates user interactions such as a button or field on the screen.l Italics indicate the option to select or text to enter.l Notes, Tips, References, and Cautions appear in themargin to provide additional information.

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Before You Begin

Before installing any of the Edupoint family of software products, be sure to review the systemrequirements andmake sure the district’s computer hardware and softwaremeet theminimumrequirements.

Software and Document History

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1.0 Sep 2016 10 Initial release of this document

- Oct 2015 10.01 No changes required

- Dec 2015 10.02 No changes required

2.0 Apr 2016 10.03 Updated

3.0 Jul 2016 10.04 Updated


4.0 May 2017 2018l New options for TVUE and ParentVUE/StudentVUE in CreatingTest Groups for Analysis

l Added Displaying Scores in ParentVUE and StudentVUE

Test History Administrator Guide 3

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5.0 Aug 2017 - Reorganized Lookup Table Setup

6.0 Nov 2017 -

l Updated images for quality and consistency

l Revised formatting for Test History Security

l Added additional clarification for Importing Test Results


- Jun 2018 2019 No changes required

4 Test History Administrator Guide

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Table of Contents

About ThisManual 3

ConventionsUsed in ThisManual 3

Before You Begin 3

Software and Document History 3

Table of Contents 5

Chapter 1: Test History Overview 7Overview 8

Implementation Considerations 8

Chapter 2: Test History Setup 9Lookup Table Setup 10

Add Values to Lookup Tables 11

Assign a State Reporting Code to an Existing Lookup Table Value 12

Deactivate a Lookup Table Value 12

Sort Lookup Values 13

Lookup Table Definitions 14

Defining Test Categories 16

Adding Test Subcategories 16

Defining Score Types 17

Associating Scoreswith a Score Type 17

Managing Test Definitions 18

Creating a Test Definition 19

Defining Part-Based Tests 21

Defining Objective-Based Tests 26

Defining Combination Tests 31

Calculating Objective Scores 38

Copying a Test Definition 39

Creating Test Groups for Analysis 40

Adding Test Analysis Group Parts 41

MappingGroup Parts to Test Parts 42

Displaying Scores in ParentVUE and StudentVUE 43

Defining Test Groups 45

Adding Test Parts to a Test Group Definition 46

Importing Test Results 48

Test History Administrator Guide 5


Creating a Test Import Definition 48

Configuring Translation of Raw Scores 56

Translating Grade Levels 58

Updating or Purging Student Test IDs 59

Uploading a Results File and Importing the Results 61

ImportingMultiple Test Results from a Single File 62

Setting Up Test Import Group 62

Viewing Import Files 64

Verifying the Import Results in Student Test 65

Exporting Test Group History 66

Setting Permission Levels 67

Setting Default Permission Levels for Tests 67

Setting Permission Levels for User Groups 68

Defining Tests a User Group Can Administer 69

Setting Permission Levels for an Individual User 70

Chapter 3: Security Definitions 71Security Overview 72

Test History Security 73

6 Test History Administrator Guide


Chapter 1:Test History Overview

Overview 8Implementation Considerations 8

8 Test History Administrator GuideChapter 1: Test History Overview

OverviewThis guide covers the setup of the Test Historymodule in recording the results of student tests. Youcan add test definitions for any test, including state-mandated tests or college entrance exams.

l The companion guide, theSynergy SIS – Test History User Guide,illustrates how to enter andmodify test history information and printrelated reports.

l Test History directly affects graduation requirements. For moreinformation, see theSynergy SIS – Course History AdministratorGuide.

Implementation ConsiderationsWhat tests should be in Test History?You can record almost any type of test result in Synergy SIS. Synergy SIS adds the results toreports such as the student transcript.

What test information will be stored?Gather a list of the tests you want Synergy SIS to track and the test results to report, such as thetypes of scores and the test sections.

Do lookup tables need to be updated?Synergy SIS screens have several drop-downswhere you can select a value from a list. Youpopulate the values available in the drop-down from lookup tables. The values used by these tablesneed to be gathered before setting up the Test History screens as outlined in this guide.


Chapter 2:Test History Setup

Lookup Table Setup 10Defining Test Categories 16Defining Score Types 17Managing Test Definitions 18Creating Test Groups for Analysis 40Defining Test Groups 45Importing Test Results 48Importing Multiple Test Results from a Single File 62Exporting Test Group History 66Setting Permission Levels 67

10 Test History Administrator GuideChapter 2: Test History Setup

Lookup Table SetupSome drop-downs and checkbox lists use values configured in lookup tables. Hover over a field toview a tooltip icon that indicateswhich table controls the field.

Lookup Table ValuesExample

Product-owned lookup tables use hard-coded values that are core to the programming and cannotbe changed. You can customize other lookup tables tomatch district specifications and statereporting needs.

Consult the list of lookup tables for your state in the appropriate StateReporting Guide to identify tables that require a specific value.

At the top of the table, theName of the table is listed and theNamespacelists the business object the table belongs to. If the table is locked andproduct-owned, it is indicated at the top of the table in the Locked value.

Dwelling Type Lookup Table


Test History Administrator GuideChapter 2: Test History Setup 11

Add Values to Lookup Tables

To edit values for one specific field, hover over it and click the tooltip iconto open the Lookup Table screen in a new window. This allows you to

quickly edit values. Refresh the original Synergy SIS screen aftermodifying values in lookup tables to view changes.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > System > Setup > Lookup Table Definition.2. Locate the desired table.

PAD Tree

Enter Code Lookup Table

3. ClickAdd in the Lookup Values section to add a new line.4. Enter a ListOrder to display the list in a specific order, if needed.5. Enter aCode. This valuemust be unique.6. Enter aDescription. This information displays as an option in the drop-down.

The lookup values are sorted byListOrder first, then byCode, andthen byDescription.

7. Enter theOther SIS code to import data during the conversion process from another studentrecords system.

8. Enter theState Code, if assigned.9. Enter theAlt Code 3 and Alt Code SIF if used for reporting or system interoperability

purposes, if needed.10. Enter theEd-Fi Code if your district is part of the Ed-Fi Alliance, if needed.

Refer to your State Reporting Guide to identify if there is a specificcode required.



11. If appropriate, enter aYear Start and/or Year End date to activate or deactivate the code.

If a code is inactive, it shows in historical data but is not available forselection for new records.

12. ClickSave.

Assign a State Reporting Code to an Existing Lookup Table Value

Refer to your State Reporting Guide for more information.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > System > Setup > Lookup Table Definition.2. Locate the desired table.3. Enter the appropriate state reportingCode, State Code, orAlt Code 3 on a populated

Lookup Value line.


4. ClickSave.

Deactivate a Lookup Table Value

This procedure describes how to deactivate a lookup table value containing codes that are no longervalid. Deactivated values are no longer available for selection but remain in Synergy SIS forhistorical reporting purposes.

Do not modify or delete lookup table values that contain outdated statereporting codes. These are still used for historical reporting purposes.Instead, deactivate the value and then add a new lookup table value thatcontains the updated state reporting codes.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > System > Setup > Lookup Table Definition.2. Locate the desired table.3. Remove the text inState Code on the lookup value line.



4. Select the last year the lookup table value is valid in theStatus Year End field.


5. ClickSave.

Sort Lookup Values

To temporarily change the sort order of the Lookup Values section, click the up and down arrows inany column heading.


To permanentlymodify the sort order, change the ListOrder.




Lookup Table Definitions

* Indicates there are specific entries required for these lookup tables. Click the lookup table name to be redirected tothese specific entries.

^ Indicates theremight be state-specific entries required for these lookup tables. Reference your state reporting guidefor these values.

Lookup Table Purpose Screen Tab Section FieldK12.TestInfo

Nclb ProficiencyLevelDescriptionsof the levels ofperformance defined by theNoChild Left Behind Act.

Test History > Setup >Test Definition Scores Test ScoresDetail View,

Score Type Level NCLB Proficiency Level

Nclb Types The name of the equivalentpart for NCLB.

Test History > Setup >Test Definition Parts Test Parts NCLB Type

PassFail Termsused at the district todescribe a pass/fail rating.

Test History > StudentTest Student Test

Filter OptionsPass/Fail Indicator

Tests

Test History > Setup >Test Import Translate Translate Pass/Fail Pass Fail

Performance Levels

Descriptionsof the possiblelevels of performance. Thistable is used throughout mostof the test screens.

Test History > Class TestAnalysis Test Analysis Highlight Performance Levels Performance Level

checkboxesTest History > Setup >Objective Setup

Objective PerformanceLevels Performance Levels Performance Level

Test History > Setup >Test Definition

Parts Performance Level Performance Levelcheckboxes

Objectives ObjectivesSetup Mastery PerformanceLevel

Test History > Setup >Test Import Translate Translate Performance Level Performance Level

Test History > Reports >List > TST403 - Class TestAnalysis

Options Highlight Performance Levels Performance Levelcheckboxes

Test Compare Types

For reporting and analysis,this table lists the possiblecomparison codes to beused.

Test History > Setup >Test Definition Basic Information Test Details Test Compare Code



Lookup Table Purpose Screen Tab Section FieldK12.TestInfo

Test Groups

To assist with analysis, testsmaybe grouped forcomparison. This table liststhe possible groups, such asAPor college entrance.


Filter Options

Test GroupTestsTest History > Setup >Test Definition Basic Information Test Details

Test History > Reports >Individual > TST201 -Student Test History

Options Test History Info Test Group checkboxes

Test Part Compare Types

Similar to the overall testcomparison code, this codecategorizeseach test part forcomparison.

Test History > Setup >Test Definition Parts Test Parts Compare Code

Test Type

The possible typesof tests,which could be seasonallybased or list types such ascollege entrance.


Filter Options

Test TypeTestsTest History > Setup >Test Definition Basic Information Test Details

Test History > Reports >Individual > TST201 -Student Test History

Options Test History Info Test Type checkboxes

Waiver Outcome The result of an applicationfor a waiver or exemption.

Test History > StudentTest Waiver Waiver Outcome Code

Lookup Table Purpose Screen Tab Section FieldK12.TestInfo.Setup

Test NameCode ̂ Codes required for reportingin some states

Test History > Setup >Test Definition Basic Information Test Details Test Name Code



Defining Test CategoriesTest categories are a specific type of test, such as high school exit exams or college entranceexams, English language learner exams, and advanced placement exam.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Categories.2. ClickAdd. The Test Category Add screen displays

Test CategoryAdd Screen

3. Enter aCategory Name.4. Enter aState Code.5. ClickSave.

Adding Test Subcategories

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Categories.2. Locate a test category tomodify.3. ClickAdd in the Subcategories section to add a new line.4. Enter theSubcategory Name.5. Enter theState Code.

Test CategoryScreen

6. ClickSave.



Defining Score TypesYou define the types of scores recorded for all tests on the Score Type Setup screen.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Score Type Setup.2. ClickAdd in the Score Type Setup section to add a new line.3. Enter the following information in the new row.

l Display Order –Order in which the score types display in a list. Youmust assign eachline a unique number.

l Score Description – Name of the score type in the column. Common score types areRaw Scores, Scaled Scores, Curve Equivalent, andStanine.

l Alpha Numeric – Type of score, either Alpha Scores orNumeric Scoresl State Score Code – Enter the state code in the column if the state has established acode for this score type.

Score Type Setup Screen

4. ClickSave.

Associating Scores with a Score Type

If there are specific scores associated with the score type, enter them on the detail screen.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Score Type Setup.2. Select the score type.3. ClickShow Detail.4. ClickAdd in the Drop List Values section to add a new line.5. Enter aScore Code.



6. Enter the name of the score in theDescription column.

Score Type Setup Screen, Score Type Setup Detail

7. ClickSave.

Managing Test DefinitionsYou can define three types of tests in Synergy SIS.

l Part-based test – A part-based test tracks student scores on the defined parts of the test. Forexample, the SAT college entrance exam tracks scores for Math, Writing, and CriticalReading.

l Objectives-based test – An objective-based test tracks student scores based on the definedobjectives covered in the test. For example, a teacher-created test that measures a student’sprogress towardsmeeting a state standard for math, such asCompare and order realnumbers. The questions that address each objective aremapped in the test definition so theperformance on each objective can be tracked.

l A test consisting of a combination of parts-based and objectives-based scores.



Creating a Test Definition

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. ClickAdd.

Test Definition Screen

3. Enter the following information in the appropriate fields.

l Test Name – Name of the testl School Year – Year the test was first defined. Thismay be different than the currentschool year or the year the test was administered.

If youmodify theSchool Year for an existing test definition,the School Year changes for all Student Test records. It isrecommended that you copy the test definition and save thecopywith a new School Year, if necessary.

l Test Description – Description of the testl Test Definition Code – Type of testl Test Type – Used to indicate test types used by the school or district, such aswhen thetest is administered (Fall, Spring) or if it is a required test (ELL (English LanguageLearners) or ECE (Early Childhood Education)).

l Test Level – District-specific value that indicates the grade level the test isadministered in or if it is an honors-level test

l Test Form – Name of the form associated with the test, if applicable.l Test Group – A group to assign to the test from the list. This is a district-specific list thatcan be used to group tests together, such as by subject or by type of test.

l Test Name Code – Required for certain state reportingl Test Compare Code – A district-specific list used to group tests together forcomparison by grade level, subject, or other type



l Calculate Scores – Determineswhether scores are calculated automatically ormanually. Used for objective-type or combination tests only. The default value isCalculate Objective Scores.

For more information, see Calculating Objective Scores.

l Test Category – Indicates the type of test this is, such as a high school exit exam or anEnglish language learner exam

l Test Subcategory – Indicates the part or section of test category, such asmath orcomposition

l Auto Tally All Summary Parts – Automatically totals overall scores consisting of atotal of other test parts

l Hide Test in Student Test History – Hides the test scores on the Student Testscreen

This option is primarily used for ELL and ECE tests. If hidden,these tests appear only on the English Language Learnersscreen and the Childhood Assessments screen, respectively.

l Require Student Test ID – Requires unique student identifiers for tests

This option appears only if theDisplay Student Test ID optionis selected on theSystem tab of the District Setup screen. See

District Setup Screen, System Tab

4. ClickSave.



Defining Part-Based Tests

Youmust configure Score Types and Test Parts for each Part-Based test.

Defining Score Types

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Select theScores tab.3. ClickAdd in the Test Scores section to add a new line.

Test Definition Screen, ScoresTab

4. Enter the following for the new Test Score.

l View Order –Order the score types display in. Youmust assign each line a uniquenumber.

l Score Description – Name of the score type in the column. Common score types areRaw Scores, Scaled Scores,Curve Equivalent, andStanine.

l Auto Total – Select this to automatically total overall scores for all test parts.

Youmust selectAuto Tally All Summary Parts on theBasic Information tab for this option to work.

5. ClickSave.



Defining NCLB Performance Levels

You can associate NCLB (NoChild Left Behind) Performance Levels with score types for partbased and combination tests.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Select the score type from the Test Scores section.3. ClickShow Detail.


4. ClickAdd in Test Scores section to add a new line.

Test Definition Screen, ScoresTab, Test ScoresDetail

5. Select theNCLB Proficiency Level.6. Enter theminimum score required for the proficiency level inMinimum Score Cutoff.7. ClickSave.



Defining Test Parts

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Select theParts tab.3. ClickAdd in the Test Parts section to add a new line.

Test Definition Screen, PartsTab

4. Enter the following information for each row:

l Part Number – Assign a unique number for each test part.l Add to Test Part – Enter thePart Number of the cumulative test part in this column ifone part consists of an overall total of the scores attained in other parts. For example,theComposite part contains theEnglish,Math,Reading, andScience parts.


l Part Description – Enter the name of the test part.l Compare Code – Select the test part to compare values against from another test.This is a district-defined list specific to test parts, not the Test Compare Code used tocompare entire tests.

l NCLB Type – Select the NCLB test part to compare values against.



5. Select thePerformance Levels to use for the test parts.


6. ClickSave.



Adding Test Part Details

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. ClickAdd. TheObjective Setup Add screen displays.3. Select theParts tab.4. Select the part from the Test Parts section.5. ClickShow Detail.

Test Definition Screen, PartsTab, Test PartsDetail

6. Enter the following information:

l Add To Test Part – Indicateswhich test part to combine with the selected one in orderto display a total sum

l Part Description – Name of the part as it appears in Student Test Historyl Total Part Questions – Total number of questions for the partl Long Description – Longer description for the partl Short Description – Abbreviated name for the partl State Part Code – Code assigned to the part by the state

7. Select the score type in Test Part Exception List if the part does not use one of the scoretypes defined for the test.

You cannot modify this option on the Student Test screen.



8. ClickSave.

For instructions on how to setup the English Language Learnerstest and the Childhood Assessment tests, see your individual StateReporting Guide.

Defining Objective-Based Tests

Youmust add the objectives used for Objective-Based tests on theObjective Setup screen in orderto make them available for use in the test definition.

Adding Objectives

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Objective Setup.

Objective Setup Screen

2. Enter aDescription of the objective.

Objective Setup Add Screen

3. ClickSave.



4. ClickAdd in the Performance Levels section to add a new line.

Objective Setup Screen

5. Select thePerformance Level.6. Enter theDefault Mastery %. This is the percent of questions the student must answer

correctly to attain the performance level.7. ClickSave.

Defining Questions

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the objective-based test to modify.3. Select theQuestions tab.

Test Definition Screen, QuestionsTab

4. Enter the Total Questions for the test.5. ClickSave. The Test Question section updateswith the specified number of lines.6. Enter the correctAnswer for each question.

The Test Part column is only used by combination tests.

7. ClickSave.



Defining Objectives

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the objective-based test to modify.3. Select theObjectives tab.4. ClickAdd to add a single Test Objective or clickChooser to addmultiple Test Objectives.

Test Definition Screen, ObjectivesTab

5. Find and select the objectives. The objectives display in the Test Objectives section.


6. Select theMastery Performance Level. This is the level that indicates the students havemastered the objective.

7. Enter anOrder for the objectives to display in.8. ClickSave.



Matching Objectives to Groups of Questions

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the objective-based test to modify.3. Select theObjectives tab.4. Select the objective from the Test Objectives section.5. ClickShow Detail.6. Select the questions inPossible Test Questions this objective applies to.

Test Definition Screen, ObjectivesTab, Test ObjectivesDetail

7. ClickSave. The Total Questions read-only field displays the number of questions selected.



Defining Performance Levels for Individual Objectives

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the objective-based test to modify.3. Select theObjectives tab.4. Select the objective from the Test Objective section.5. ClickShow Detail.6. ClickAdd in the Performance Levels section to add a new line.


7. Select thePerformance Level.8. Enter theminimum score inMinimum Question Cutoff required to attain this proficiency

level.9. ClickSave.



Defining Combination Tests

Tests can also be defined as both objectives and parts-based.

Defining Score Types for Combination Tests

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the test to modify.3. Select theScores tab.4. ClickAdd in the Test Scores section to add a new line.


5. Define the test score.

l View Order –Order the score types display in. Youmust assign each line a uniquenumber.

l Score Description – Name of the score type in the column. Common score types areRaw Scores, Scaled Scores,Curve Equivalent, andStanine.

l Auto Total – Select this to automatically total overall scores for all test parts.

SelectAuto Tally All Summary Parts on theBasicInformation tab for this option to work.

6. ClickSave.

See Defining NCLB Performance Levels for information onassigning NCLB information to scores.



Defining Test Parts for Combination Tests

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the test to modify.3. Select theParts tab.


4. ClickAdd in the Test Parts section to add a new line.5. Enter the following information in the new row.

l Part Number – Assign a unique number for each test part.l Add to Test Part – Enter thePart Number of the cumulative test part in this column ifone part consists of an overall total of the scores attained in other parts. For example,theComposite part contains theEnglish,Math,Reading, andScience parts.




l Part Description – Enter the name of the test part.l Compare Code – Select the test part to compare values against from another test.This is a district-defined list specific to test parts, not the Test Compare Code used tocompare entire tests.

l NCLB Type – Select the NCLB test part to compare values against.

6. Select thePerformance Levels to use for the test parts.7. ClickSave.

Adding Test Part Details

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the test to modify.3. Select theParts tab.4. Select the part from the Test Parts section.5. ClickShow Detail.


6. Enter the following information:

l Add To Test Part – Indicateswhich test part to combine with the selected one in orderto display a total sum

l Part Description – Name of the part as it appears in Student Test Historyl Total Part Questions – Total number of questions for the partl Long Description – Longer description for the part



l Short Description – Abbreviated name for the partl State Part Code – Code assigned to the part by the state

7. Select the score type in Test Part Exception List if the part does not use one of the scoretypes defined for the test.

You cannot modify this option on the Student Test screen.

8. ClickSave.

See your individual State Reporting Guide for instructions on how tosetup the English Language Learners test and the ChildhoodAssessment tests.

Defining Questions for Combination Tests

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the test to modify.3. Select theQuestions tab.


4. Enter the Total Questions for the test.5. ClickSave. The Test Question section updateswith the specified number of lines.6. Enter the correctAnswer for each question.



7. Select the Test Part that belongs to each question from the list.


8. ClickSave.

Defining Objectives for Combination Tests

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the test to modify.3. Select theObjectives tab.4. ClickAdd to add a single Test Objective or clickChooser to addmultiple Test Objectives.5. Find and select the objectives. The objectives display in the Test Objectives section.


6. Select theMastery Performance Level. This is the level that indicates the students havemastered the objective.

7. Enter theOrder for the objectives to display in.8. ClickSave.



Matching Objectives to Questions

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the test to modify.3. Select the objective.4. ClickShow Detail.5. Select the questions inPossible Test Questions this objective applies to.

Test Definition Screen, ObjectivesTab, Detail Screen

6. ClickSave. The Total Questions read-only field displays the number of questions selected.



Defining Performance Levels for Individual Objectives

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the test to modify.3. Select the objective4. ClickShow Detail.5. ClickAdd in the Performance Levels section to add a new line.


6. Select thePerformance Level.7. Enter theminimum score inMinimum Score Cutoff required to attain this proficiency level.8. ClickSave.



Calculating Objective Scores

Automatically calculate student test scores based on the number of correct questions answered fora test using theCalculate Objective Scores link. Youmust select theCalculate Objective Scoresoption for theCalculate Scores field in order for this process to work. Youmust also add thestudent's answers to questions on theQuestions tab of the Student Test screen.

See theSynergy SIS – Test History User Guide for more information onmanaging Student Tests.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Definition.2. Locate the objective-based or combination test to calculate.3. ClickCalculate Objective Scores.


4. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Student Test.5. Locate the student to review.6. ClickShow Detail for the test.7. Select theObjectives tab.



8. Select an objective and clickShow Detail.The student's score appears below the Test Questions section, displaying the Total,Right,Wrong, andPercent.

Student Test Detail Screen, Test ObjectivesDetail

Copying a Test Definition

You can copy an existing test definition to a new test using the Duplicate Test process.

1. Locate the test definition to copy.2. SelectDuplicate Test from theMenu.


3. Enter a new Test Name.4. Enter a new Test Description.



5. Modify any test information as needed.

Duplicate Test Definition Screen

6. ClickSave.7. Modify any additional test information.8. ClickSave.

Creating Test Groups for AnalysisCreating a test group for analysis allows you to see a quick overview of student scores on aparticular test by section. The test groups display on the Class Test Analysis screen and in theTeacherVUE and ParentVUE/StudentVUE applications.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Group Analysis.2. ClickAdd.

Test Group AnalysisScreen

3. Enter theName of the test group.4. Enter theGroup Order the test groups display in.5. SelectShow in TVUE to allow results to display in TeacherVUE.



6. SelectShow in PVUE/SVUE to allow results to display in ParentVUE/StudentVUE.

Test Group AnalysisAdd Screen

7. ClickSave.

Adding Test Analysis Group Parts

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Group Analysis.2. ClickAdd in the Test Analysis Group Parts section to add a new line.

Add enough lines for each part of the test to analyze.


3. Enter theName of each part.4. Enter theOrder the parts display in.5. ClickSave.



Mapping Group Parts to Test Parts

You need tomap each Test Analysis Group Part to the corresponding test part.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Group Analysis.2. Select the test part from the Test Analysis Group Parts section.3. ClickShow Detail.


4. ClickAdd on the Part Tests section. The Test Group Analysis Part Test Detail (Add) screenopens.

Test Group AnalysisPart Test Detail (Add) Screen

5. Find and select the Test Name to add.6. Select the test part for the Test Part GU.7. ClickSave.



8. Select the score type to show inHigh Score Column.

Test Group AnalysisScreen, Test AnalysisGroup PartsDetail

9. ClickSave.

Displaying Scores in ParentVUE and StudentVUE

You can determine how test scores display in ParentVUE/StudentVUE.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Group Analysis.2. Select the test part from the Test Analysis Group Parts section.3. ClickShow Detail.



4. SelectShow Performance Level in PVUE/SVUE to display the Test Part PerformanceLevel in ParentVUE/Student VUE.


5. ClickAdd in the ParentVUE/StudentVUE Score Configuration section to add a new line.


6. Select theScore Type to display.7. SelectChart to include a graph in ParentVUE/StudentVUE that displays historical score

information for all tests.8. Enter the Legend Text that displayswhen hovering over the score.9. ClickSave.



Defining Test GroupsYou can define test groups for specific tests, such as those used tomeet Verified Credit graduationrequirements for your district. You can process results for these test groups using the StudentCourse History Verified Credit Update screen.

See theSynergy SIS – Course History Administrator Guide For moreinformation on enabling and reporting Verified Credit.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Group Definition.2. ClickAdd. The Test Group Definition (Add) screen opens.

Adding ATest Group Definition (Add) Screen

3. Enter the Test Group Name.4. SelectPart-Based orObjective-Based for the Test Type.5. ClickSave.

Test Group Definition Screen

6. Select theGroup Logic Type to determine how a student meets the requirements for thetest group.

l Must Pass All Test Rules – Studentsmust attain a passing score in all tests in thegroup.

l Must PassOne Test Rule – Students only need to pass one test.



7. Select the Test Display Type. This determineswhich test displays if the student has takenthe selected testsmultiple times.

l Show Most Recent – Shows the test most recently takenl Show Highest Score – Shows the test with the highest scorel Show Highest Perf Lvl, Most Recent – Shows the test with the highest performancelevel or themost recent

l Show Highest Perf Lvl, Highest Score – Shows the test with the highest performancelevel or the one with the highest score

l Show All – Displays all tests

8. ClickSave.

Adding Test Parts to a Test Group Definition

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Group Definition.2. Locate the Test Group Definition.3. ClickAdd. The Test Requirement Part Definition (Add) screen opens.

Test Group Definition Screen

4. Find and select the Test Name to add.5. Select thePart.6. Select theScore Type.7. Enter the beginning date inAdmin Begin and/or the last date inAdmin End to filter the

test's eligibility by date range.

These options filter tests based on the date displayed in StudentTest for when the student took the test. You can also select thedateswhen processing test groups on the Student Course HistoryVerified Credit Update screen.



8. Specify the performance criteria used for this test part.

l You can defineScore Types on the Score Type Setupscreen.

l If more than one passing criteria is defined, the student isconsidered passing if theymeet at least one of the types of thecriteria defined.

9. Specify the grade or ranges of grades the requirement applies to inGrade Begin andGradeEnd.

Test Requirement Part Definition (Add) Screen

10. ClickSave.



Importing Test ResultsIf your district or school receives test results in electronic files, you can import them directlySynergy SIS using the Test Import screen.

You can also import test results with the Generic Data Conversionapplication.See instructions in theSynergy SIS – SystemAdministratorGuide for more information.

Youmust create the Test Definition to import test results using Test Import. You can use the sametest import definition each time you receive results for the corresponding type of test.

Creating a Test Import Definition

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Import.2. ClickAdd. The Test Import (Add) screen opens.

Test Import (Add) Screen

3. Enter a Test Import Definition Name.4. Find and select the Test Name of the definition to import.



5. Select the File Layout Type.

l SelectDelimited if your text file is delimited and select theDelimiter type.

Many importing problems occur due to selecting the wrongDelimiter type for the imported file.

l Caret (^) – Each element in the file is separated by the ^symbol (Ex. Abbott^Billy^12).

l Comma (,) – Each element in the file is separated by acomma (Ex. Abbott,Billy,12).

l Pipe (|) – Each element in the file is separated by the |symbol (Ex. Abbott|Billy|12).

l Tab – Each element is separated by a tab. For example:

l User Defined – Allows you to specify the character usedfor the file in theCustom Delimiter field. This fieldappears only after selecting this option. For example,entering * as the CustomDelimiter imports elementsthat appear asAbbott*Billy*12.

l Select Fixed if each element has a fixed length for the results reported in a file.

Test Import Add Screen

6. ClickSave.7. Enter the appropriate test data for each section.

Certain fields are available for only the specified Layout Type or onlyif you select specific options. You only need to enter information forfields that relate to your test import, and some fieldsmay be leftblank.



Import Options

Option Test TypeFile

LayoutType

Import Options Description

Scores PerRow - - -

Select from All ScoresOneRow orOneRow PerScore.

Part FilterColumn Multi-Part Delimited

OneRow PerScore forScores

Per Row

Enter the column numberthat starts the test import.

Part FilterStart Multi-Part Fixed -

Enter the position in therow that starts the testimport.

Part FilterLength Multi-Part Fixed -

Enter the character lengthof the field that starts thetest import.

ReplaceType - - -

Select whether toReplace orUpdatevalues.

NOTE:SeeUpdating orPurging Student Test IDs.

Student TestID ActionColumn

- Delimited -Enter the columnwherethe student test ID actionresides.

Student TestID ActionStart

- Fixed - Enter the student test IDimport start position.

Student TestID ActionLength -

- Fixed -Enter the character lengthof the student test IDfield.

Test Import Definition

OptionFile

LayoutType

TestImportOption

Description

Delimiter Delimited - Select the delimiter used.

TextQualifier - -

Enter a character to remove from the beginningand the end of an imported field.

For example, if the import record is commadelimited but each field is encased in quotations("SIS", "DATE", "GRADE", etc), enter " toremove the quotations and correctly importrecords.




OptionFile

LayoutType

TestImportOption

Description

CustomDelimiter Delimited - Enter the custom delimiter if Delimiter is User

Defined.

Has HeaderRow - - Select if the test import file has headers.

TotalLength ofRow

Fixed - Enter the characters length of a row.

TotalNumber ofColumn

Delimited - Enter the number of columns in the data file.

Test DateImport Type - - Select the test date type to use for import.

Test DateDefault -

Defaultto Valuefor TestDateImport

Select the date to use.

Test DateFormat - -

Specify the date format used in the import. Theoptions include Century (C), year (Y), month (M),and day (D) variables, along with delimiters used.

Test DateColumn Delimited - Enter the columnwhere the test date appears in

the import file.

Test DateStart Fixed - Enter the row position where the administration

date starts.

Test DateLength Fixed - Enter the character length of the date.

Test FilterColumn Delimited - Enter which column starts the test to import, if

more than one test is included in the file.

Test FilterStart Fixed - Enter the position in the row where the test name

starts if more than one test is included in the file.

Test FilterLength Fixed -

Enter the length of the field that contains thename of the test to import if more than one test isincluded in the file.

Test FilterValue - - Enter the name of the test to import, if more than

one test is included in the file.

Best ScoreColumn Delimited - Enter the column number where the best score

resides.




OptionFile

LayoutType

TestImportOption

Description

Best ScoreStart Fixed - Enter the row position where the best score

starts.

Best ScoreLength Fixed - Enter the character length of the best score.

Grade LevelColumn Delimited - Enter the column number where the student’s

grade level resides.

Grade LevelNumberStart

Fixed - Enter the row position where the grade levelstarts.

Grade LevelNumberLength

Fixed - Enter the character length of the grade level.

SchoolCodeColumn

Delimited - Enter the columnwhere the school code resides.

SchoolCodeNumberStart

Fixed - Enter the row position where the school codestarts.

SchoolCodeNumberLength

Fixed - Enter the character length of the school code.

DefaultSchool - -

Enter the school used when a non-district schooldoes not match a State School Code.

NOTE:Select the Default School to import fromtheSystem > Setup > Organization screen. Ifno school is selected on theOrganization screen,then no school imports.

Pass/FailColumn Delimited - Enter the columnwhere the pass/fail indicator

resides.

Pass/FailStart Fixed - Enter the row position where the pass/fail

indicator starts.

Pass/FailLength Fixed - Enter the character length of the pass/fail

indicator.

CTE StrandCodeColumn

Delimited - Enter the columnwhere the CTE strand coderesides.




OptionFile

LayoutType

TestImportOption

Description

CTE StrandCode Start Fixed - Enter the row position where the CTE strand code

starts.

CTE StrandCodeLength

Fixed - Enter the character length of the CTE strandcode.

CTE TestTypeColumn

Delimited - Enter the columnwhere the CTE test typeresides.

CTE TestType Start Fixed - Enter the row position where the CTE test type

starts.

CTE TestTypeLength

Fixed - Enter the character length of the CTE test type.

Student Lookup Definition

OptionFile

LayoutType

Description

SISNumberColumn

Delimited Enter the columnwhere the SIS number for the studentresides.

SISNumberStart

Fixed Enter the row position where the student’s SIS number starts.

SISNumberLength

Fixed Enter the character length of the SIS number.

StateNumberColumn

Delimited Enter the columnwhere the State ID for the student resides.

StateNumberStart

Fixed Enter the row position where the student’s State ID starts.

StateNumberLength

Fixed Enter the character length of the State ID.

StudentTest IDColumn

DelimitedEnter the columnwhere the Student Test ID resides.

NOTE: This is only available if the district enabledDisplayStudent Test ID in District Setup.



Student Lookup Definition

OptionFile

LayoutType

Description

StudentTest IDStart

FixedEnter the row position where the Student Test ID starts.


StudentTest IDLength

FixedEnter the character length of the Student Test ID.


Edupoint recommends you use the SIS Number or State Number forstudent validation instead of student names or birthdates, when possible.

Student Validation Information

OptionFile

LayoutType

Description

Last NameColumn Delimited Enter the columnwhere the last name of the student resides.

Last NameStart Fixed Enter the row position where the where the student’s last

name starts.

Last NameLength Fixed Enter the character length of the last name.

First NameColumn Delimited Enter the columnwhere the first name of the student resides.

First NameStart Fixed Enter the row position where the student’s first name starts.

First NameLength Fixed Enter the character length of the first name.

BirthdateColumn Delimited Enter the columnwhere the birthdate of the student resides.

BirthdateStart Fixed Enter the row position where the student’s birthdate starts.

BirthdateLength Fixed Enter the character length of the birthdate.

8. Select theEnabled option in the Row Definition section to include the test part data.

l Enter theStart position and the character Length of each score field for fixed layouts.l Enter theColumn number of each score field for delimited layouts.

9. ClickSave.



Copying Test Import Definitions

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Import.2. Locate the test import definition to copy.3. SelectCopy Test Import Definition from theMenu. The Copy Test Import Definition screen

displays.

Test Import Screen

4. Enter a Test Import Definition Name.5. Find and select a Test Name.

CopyTest Import Definition Screen

6. Modify any information for the import definition, if needed.7. ClickSave.



Configuring Translation of Raw Scores

You can configure the translation of raw scores to defined performance levels and to pass/fail status.

Translating Raw Scores to Performance Levels

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Import.2. Locate the test import definition.3. Select the Translate tab.4. ClickAdd in the Translate Performance Level section to add a new line.

Test Import Screen, Translate Tab

5. Enter the raw score value you want the system to translate in Translate Value.6. Select thePerformance Level.7. ClickValidate Test Import Definition. A message indicateswhether additional setup is

required or if the test import definition is valid.8. ClickSave.

Youmust individually add any Performance Level codes longer thanfive characters on the imported test. If a value is longer than fivecharacters and not entered, Synergy SIS logs an error for the rowscontaining the value.



Translating Raw Scores to Pass/Fail Status

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Import.2. Locate the test import definition.3. Select the Translate tab.4. ClickAdd in the Translate Pass/Fail section to add a new line.


5. Enter the raw score value you want the system to translate in Translate Value.6. Select thePass/Fail status.7. ClickValidate Test Import Definition. A message indicateswhether additional setup is

required or the test import definition is valid.8. ClickSave.



Translating Grade Levels

You can also use the Translate tab to ensure that the grade levels on the test correlate with gradelevels in the system.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Import.2. Locate the test import definition.3. Select the Translate tab.4. ClickAdd in the Translate Grade section to add a new line.


5. Enter the grade level value on the test in Translate Value.6. Select theGrade level in the system.7. ClickValidate Test Import Definition. A message indicateswhether additional setup is

required or the test import definition is valid.8. ClickSave.



Updating or Purging Student Test IDs

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Import.2. Select the Replace Type.

l Update – Updates the specified record in the import file.l Purge – Deletes all recordswith amatching Test ID from the system and replaces therecord for the student indicated in the import file.

3. Define the Import Options for Student Test ID Action.

Test Import Screen

l Student Test ID Column – Column of the Student Test ID. Used in Delimited layouts.l Student Test ID Start – Row position of the Student Test ID. Used in Fixed layouts.l Student Test ID Length – Character length of the Student Test ID. Used in Fixedlayouts.

These options are only available if the district has enabled student testIDs. On the District Setup screen,System tab, Other Options section,selectDisplay Student Test ID.


4. ClickSave.



5. Select the Translate tab.

Test Import Screen

6. ClickAdd in the Translate Student Test ID Action section to add a new line.7. Enter the action required in the Translate Value.

l To update the specified record, use 1 orU.l To purge all recordswith amatching Test ID from the system and replace the record forthe student indicated, use 2 or P.

8. Select the Test ID Action.l Update – Updates the specified record in the import file.l Purge – Deletes all recordswith amatching Test ID from the system and replaces therecord for the student indicated in the import file.

9. ClickValidate Test Import Definition. A message indicateswhether additional setup isrequired or the test import definition is valid.

10. ClickSave.



Uploading a Results File and Importing the Results

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Import.2. Select the Import Files tab.3. ClickAdd in the File To Import section to add a new line.

Test Import Screen, Import FilesTab

4. Select the file to import.

Test Import Screen, Import FilesTab

5. Click Import File. The Job Results screen displays the Import test and Import data files.



Importing Multiple Test Results from a Single FileUse the Test Import Group screen to import multiple test results from a single text file.

Youmust set up Test Import Definitions prior to using Test Import Group.

Setting Up Test Import Group

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Import Group.2. ClickAdd.3. Enter a Test Import Group Name.4. SelectHas Header Row if the file contains a header row.5. Select the File Layout Type.

l SelectDelimited if your text file is separated by a character and select theDelimitertype.

Many importing problems occur due to selecting the wrongDelimiter type for the imported file.

l Caret (^) – Each element in the file is separated by the ^symbol (Ex. Abbott^Billy^12).

l Comma (,) – Each element in the file is separated by acomma (Ex. Abbott,Billy,12).

l Pipe (|) – Each element in the file is separated by the |symbol (Ex. Abbott|Billy|12).

l Tab – Each element is separated by a tab. For example:

l User Defined – Allows you to specify the character usedfor the file in theCustom Delimiter field. This fieldappears only after selecting this option. For example,entering * as the CustomDelimiter imports elementsthat appear asAbbott*Billy*12.

l Select Fixed if each element has a fixed length for the results reported in a file.

Test Import Group Screen



6. ClickSave.7. ClickAdd orChooser to find and select test import definitions. The following links display for

each test:

l Test Import Definition Name –Opens the Test Import Definition from Test Importl Test Name –Opens the Test Definition screen from Test Importl Filter Criteria – Displays asUndefined after saving the definition

Test Import Group Definition Screen

8. ClickSave.9. ClickUndefined to open the Test Import Group Filter screen.

a. ClickAdd in the Filter Definition section to add a new line.b. Enter theColumn number for the import file.c. Enter theValue for the import file.d. Repeat for all tests being imported.

Each test in the result file may have a different column number.

Test Import Group Filter Screen

10. ClickSave.



Viewing Import Files

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Import Group.2. Select the Import Files tab.3. ClickAdd in the Files to Import section to add a new line.


4. Navigate to the import file and clickOpen.5. Click Import File. Once the file imports, the Job Result screen displays.


6. Click theResult file for the Import Data. A text file displays the details of the imported results.



Verifying the Import Results in Student Test

Verify all tests imported by viewing results for a student in the import file in Student Test.

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Student Test.2. ClickShow Details.

Student Test Screen

3. Select theParts tab to view individual part scores.

Student Test DetailsScreen



Exporting Test Group History1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > Test History > Setup > Test Import Group.2. Find and select the Test Import Group Name.3. SelectExport Test Import Group from theMenu.


After the process completes, a results window appears that displays all data and the extractedtest information.

Extract-Test Import Group Job ResultsScreen



Setting Permission LevelsYou can designate which staff members have the ability to add, modify, or delete test scores as aresult of error, appeal, or parent requests. You can also set security by test. For example, a user canmodify SOL tests, but not SAT tests. This security also affects the Student Test screen and theAssessments tab of the ELL screen.

Setting Default Permission Levels for Tests

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > System > Setup > District Setup.2. Select theSystem tab.3. Set the default permission levels inUpdate,Add, andDelete in the Test to Administer

Default section.


4. ClickSave.



Setting Permission Levels for User Groups

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > System > User > User Groups.2. Locate the user group tomodify.3. Select theSecurity Settings tab.4. Set the default permission levels for users in this group inUpdate,Add, andDelete in the

Test to Administer Default section.

User GroupsScreen, SecuritySettingsTab

5. ClickSave.



Defining Tests a User Group Can Administer

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > System > User > User Groups.2. Locate the user group tomodify.3. Select theSecurity Settings tab.4. ClickChooser in the Test to Administer section.


5. Find and select the tests this group has permission to administer.6. Set the user group’s permission levels for this test inUpdate,Add, andDelete.


7. ClickSave.



Setting Permission Levels for an Individual User

1. Navigate toSynergy SIS > System > User > User.2. Locate the user to modify.3. Select theSecurity Settings tab.4. Set the default permission levels for users in this group inUpdate,Add, andDelete in the

Test to Administer Default section.

User Screen, SecuritySettingsTab

5. ClickSave.


Chapter 3:Security Definitions

Security Overview 72Test History Security 73

72 Test History Administrator GuideChapter 3: Security Definitions

Security OverviewThe PAD Security screen (Synergy SIS > System > Security > PAD Security) and the SecurityDefinition screen (Synergy SIS > System > Security > Security Definition) define security foreach of the screens discussed in this guide. This chapter outlines the security location for each of thescreenswithin Security Definition.

While the Security Definition screen contains report security options,Edupoint recommends that users only secure reports through PADSecurity.

See theSynergy SIS – Security Administrator Guide for more detailsregarding security definitions.


Test History Administrator GuideChapter 3: Security Definitions 73

Test History SecurityScreen PAD Location Tab Grid/Pop-Out Screen Field Security Node

ClassTest Analysis Test History N/A Test Analysis for <<TestGroup>> All K12.TestInfo.ClassTestAnalysisGrid

Objective Setup Test History > Setup N/AAll

Everything exceptPerformance Level inPerformance Levels grid

K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestDefObjective

Performance Levels Performance Level K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestDefObjLevel

Score Type Setup Test History > Setup N/AAll except Score TypeSetup Detail All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestScoreDefinition

Score Type Setup Detail All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestScoreDefinitionDrpVals

Student Test Test HistoryStudent Test All All K12.TestInfo.StudentTestWaiver All All K12.TestInfo.StudentTestWaiver

Student Test Detail(Show Details on a

student test)

Test History >Student Test

Basic Information All All K12.TestInfo.StudentTest

ObjectivesAll except Test ObjectiveDetail All K12.TestInfo.StudentTestObjective

Text Objective Detail All K12.TestInfo.StuObjTestGrid

Questions All All K12.TestInfo.StuTestQuestionGrid

Parts All All K12.TestInfo.StudentTestPartGrid

Test Category Test History > Setup N/AAll except Subcategories All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestCategorySubcategories All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestSubcategories


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Test Definition Test History > Setup

Basic Information All All K12.TestInfo.Setup.Test

ScoresAll except Test ScoresDetail All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestScoreType

Test ScoresDetail All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestScoreTypeLevel

Parts

Test Parts, Test PartsDetail (except Test PartException List)

All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestPart

Performance Level All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestPerformanceLevelList

Test Part Exception List inTest PartsDetail All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestPartScoreExcept

Questions All All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestQuestion

Objectives

All except Test ObjectivesDetail All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestObjective

Performance Levels inTest Objective Detail All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestObjectiveLevel

Test Questions in TestObjective Detail All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestObjectiveQuestion

Test Group Analysis Test History > Setup N/A

All except Test AnalysisGroup Parts All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestGroupAnalysis

Test AnalysisGroupParts, Test AnalysisGroup PartsDetail(except Part Tests)

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Part Tests in Test AnalysisGroup PartsDetail All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestGroupAnalysisPartTest


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Test Group Definition Test History > Setup N/A

All except Part Tests All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestGroup

Part Tests All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestGroupTest

Test Requirement PartDefinition (except notedbelow)

NOTE: This screen openswhen editing aDescription in PartTests.

All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestGroupTest

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Test Name,Part,AdminBegin,Admin End K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestGroupTestDetail

Passing PerformanceLevels in TestRequirement PartDefinition

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Pass/FailOptions in TestRequirement PartDefinition

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Test Import Group Test History > Setup Test Import GroupDefinition

All except Group Test All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestImportGroupGroup Test All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestImportGroupTest

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Test Import DefinitionAll except Row Definition All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestImportDef

Row Definition All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestImportDefRow

Import FilesFile to Import (exceptDetail) All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestImportDef

File to Import Detail All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestImportDefRow

Translate

Translate Grade All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestImportDefTranslateGrade

Translate Pass/Fail All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestImportDefTeanslatePassFail

Translate PerformanceLevel All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestImportDefTranslatePerfLvl

Translate CTETest All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestImportDefTranslateCTETest

Translate CTEStrand All K12.TestInfo.Setup.TestImportDefTranslateCTEStrand

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