This article outlines the process for setting up Standardised testing instruments and importing standardised testing data from a .CSV file into SEQTA. Once imported Standardised testing data can be viewed in various areas in SEQTA Teach.
Uploading standardised testing reports, such as NAPLAN PDF files is done using a different process outlined in the article Importing NAPLAN or OLNA files (option to be made visible in SEQTA Learn and SEQTA Engage)
Step 1: Setup Instrument |
Refer to the article Standardised testing setup: Creating and configuring Instruments for detailed steps. |
ADMINISTRATION WORKSPACE > STANDARDISED TESTING DATA > INSTRUMENT SETUP |
Step 2: Ensure the spreadsheet has the required information. This includes student details and standardised testing data. |
If using only first and surname to match students, create a separate .csv file for those students with the same name. In this separate file add a column to that spreadsheet and enter the students code in it. Import separately. |
(done in Excel) |
Step 3: Save the import file as a .CSV file |
Open the file in Excel and save as a .csv file. |
(done in Excel) |
Step 4: Enter the statistical data into the Instrument statistics. |
Refer to the article Standardised testing: Entering the Statistical Data for an Instrument for detailed steps. NOTE: This process requires using formula to find the values that need to be entered. |
ADMINISTRATION WORKSPACE > STANDARDISED TESTING DATA > INSTRUMENT STATISTICS ENTRY |
Step 5: Import the data into SEQTA. |
Refer to the article Importing Standardised testing data for detailed steps. |
ADMINISTRATION WORKSPACE > STANDARDISED TESTING DATA > IMPORT DATA |
Step 6: Confirm import was successful |
Refer to the article Standardised testing data: Viewing standardised testing data in SEQTA Teach for detailed steps. |
SIP and Marks book |
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