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Mastery Connect: Teacher and Admin Guide

How do I change the test ID expiration date, time, or time zone?

When you add an assessment to a tracker and make the assessment available to students, you can set an expiration date on the test ID in Mastery Connect. After the expiration date and time, the assessment will no longer be available to students. By default, all test IDs expire after seven days at 12:00 PM in the time zone of your district. However, you can choose a custom expiration window, time zone, time, or date.

Notes:

If a test ID expires, you can generate a new test ID and re-open the testing window.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If students are taking the assessment with the old test ID, all of their unsubmitted responses will be deleted when you generate a new test ID.
If the steps in this lesson do not match what is displayed in your account, you may be using the Legacy View. For Legacy View steps, refer to How do I change the test ID expiration date, time, or time zone in Legacy view?.

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00:05: How do I change the test ID expiration date, time, or time

00:09: zone?

00:10: In the Home page, click a tracker.

00:13: In the Tracker View page, locate the standard linked to the single-standard assessment

00:18: and click the Options icon. Then,

00:20: click the Assess link.

00:24: In the Standard page, locate the single-standard assessment and click the Options icon.

00:28: Then,

00:29: click the Assess link.

00:32: To open assessment options for a multi-standard assessment, click the Options icon

00:36: and click the Assess link.

00:39: If the Test ID has expired or is empty, click the Generate new Test

00:43: ID button.

00:45: To open custom expiration options,

00:47: click the Edit Expiration icon.

00:50: By default all test. ID is expire after seven days at 12 p.m.

00:55: in the time zone of your District. To select

00:59: a different expiration. Click one of the expiration window, radio buttons.

01:05: To view options for changing the time zone, selecting a specific date,

01:09: or changing the expiration time, click the Custom radio button.

01:14: To change the time zone time of day or expiration date.

01:17: Use the drop-down menus.

01:19: To make the test ID expire

01:21: now, click the Expires Now radio button.

01:25: Once done, click the Update button.

01:28: This guide covered how to change the test ID expiration date, time,

01:32: or time zone.

Open Tracker

In the Home page, click a tracker.

Work with Single-Strand assessment

In the Tracker View page, locate the standard linked to the single-standard assessment and click the Options icon [1]. Then, click the Assess link [2].

Assess single-standard assessments

In the Standard page, locate the single-standard assessment and click the Options icon [1]. Then, click the Assess link [2].

Assess multi-standard assessments

To open assessment options for a multi-standard assessment, click the Options icon [1] and click the Assess link [2].

Generate new Test ID

If the Test ID has expired or is empty, click the Generate new Test ID button.

Edit Expiration

To open custom expiration options, click the Edit Expiration icon.

Select New Expiration

By default, all test IDs expire after seven days at 12:00 PM in the time zone of your district. To select a different expiration, click one of the expiration window radio buttons.

Set Timezone, Time, or Date

To view options for changing the time zone, selecting a specific date, or changing the expiration time, click the Custom radio button [1]. To change the timezone, time of day, or expiration date use the drop-down menus [2].

Expire Test ID

To make the test ID expire now, click the Expires Now radio button.

Save Changes

Once done, click the Update button.

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