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Mastery Connect: Teacher and Admin Guide

How do I create a formative assessment as an admin?

As a Mastery Connect admin, you can create formative assessments from the Admin menu.

You can create formative assessments from document-based sources or from item-based sources and you can distribute them as district formative assessments.

Assessments can be kept private, shared with your school, or with your district.

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00:05: How do I create a formative assessment as an admin?

00:09: In the drop-down menu, click the Assessments expanding menu.

00:14: Then, click the Formative link.

00:16: In the Formative Assessments page, click the Add Assessment button.

00:21: Enter the title for the assessment, in the Title field.

00:25: In the Assessment Type section, click the Formative radio button.

00:30: To choose the alignment source for the assessment, click the Alignment Source

00:34: button.

00:35: To align the assessment to standards in a curriculum map,

00:39: click the From a Curriculum Map option.

00:42: To align the assessment to standards in a tracker,

00:44: click the From a Tracker option.

00:47: To align the assessment to specific standards rather than to a source such

00:51: as a curriculum map or tracker,

00:54: click the Subject, Core, and Class drop-down menus, and make

00:58: selections.

00:59: To create an item-based assessment in the source section, click

01:02: the Item radio button. To create a document-based assessment, click

01:06: the Document Based radio button. To create a raw score assessment,

01:10: click the Raw Score radio button.

01:14: To set a privacy level for the assessment,

01:16: click the Privacy drop-down menu and select a privacy option.

01:21: To draft the assessment in the Assessment Editor and enter assessment content,

01:25: click the Next button.

01:28: The assessment draft displays in the assessment editor.

01:31: If you are creating an item based assessment, you can add items if

01:35: you are creating a document-based assessment, you can upload a document and add

01:39: questions.

01:41: To designate an assessment as district approved, click the Settings button

01:46: And the Privacy drop down menu, select the private to my district option.

01:52: Then click the district approved. Toggle on

01:55: To apply the changes, click the Save button.

01:59: This guide covered how to create a formative assessment as an admin in Mastery

02:04: Connect.

Open Assessments

Open Assessments

In the Admin drop-down menu, click the Assessments expanding menu.

Open Formative Page

Open Formative Page

Then, click the Formative link.

Add Assessment

Add Assessment

In the Formative Assessments page, click the Add Assessment button.

Enter Assessment Title, Assessment Type, and Alignment Source

Enter Assessment Title, Assessment Type, and Alignment Source

Enter the title for the assessment, in the Title field [1].

In the Assessment Type section, click the Formative radio button [2].

To choose the alignment source for the assessment, click the AlignmentSource button [3]. To align the assessment to standards in a curriculum map, click the From a Curriculum Map option [4]. To align the assessment to standards in a tracker, click the From a Tracker option [5].

Select Subject, Core, and Class

Select Subject, Core, and Class

To align the assessment to specific standards rather than to a source such as a curriculum map or tracker, click the Subject, Core, and Class drop-down menus, and make selections.

Select Assessment Source

Select Assessment Source

To create an item-based assessment in the source section, click the Item radio button [1]. To create a document-based assessment, click the Document Based radio button [2]. To create a raw score assessment, click the Raw Score radio button [3].

Select Privacy Level

Select Privacy Level

To set a privacy level for the assessment, click the Privacy drop-down menu and select a privacy option.

Draft Assessment Editor

Draft Assessment Editor

To draft the assessment in the Assessment Editor and enter assessment content, click the Next button.

View Assessment Editor

View Assessment Editor

The assessment draft displays in the Assessment Editor. If you are creating an item-based assessment, you can add items. If you are creating a document-based assessment, you can upload a document and add questions.

To designate an assessment as district approved, click the Settings button.

Designate Assessment

Designate Assessment

In the Privacy drop-down menu, select the Private to My District option [1]. Then, click the District Approved toggle on [2]. To apply the changes, click the Save button [3].

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