Title: Infrastructure Readiness Training
1Infrastructure Readiness Training
2PearsonAccess Training Center
- All administrative actions required for the
Infrastructure Trial will be carried out through
the PearsonAccess Training Center (also known as
the brown site). - A Training Center account can be set up by
submitting a ticket to http//help or
http//help.leeschools.net.
3Sample Students
- Sample students must be created in order to carry
out the Infrastructure Trial. - To create sample students, go to the home page in
the Training Center and click Create Students.
4Sample Students (contd.)
- You will be prompted to select your organization.
Select your organization and click Next. - Next, a page will be displayed with fields that
must be populated.
5Sample Students (contd.)
- Click Create Students and you will be prompted to
confirm you want to create them. Once confirmed,
the sample students will have been created. - Repeat these steps until you have created enough
sample students for the Infrastructure Trial. - Number of sample students to be created is based
on the maximum number of computers that will be
used concurrently during testing, plus
approximately 10 to account for errors or
additional tickets.
6Creating a Sample Session
- A sample test session will need to be created in
order to administer the Infrastructure Trial. - To create a sample session
- Go to the Test Management tab in the Training
Center and click Manage Test Sessions. - Click New Session.
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7Creating a Sample Session (contd.)
- A screen will appear with fields that must be
populated to create the session. - Once the fields are populated, click Save to
create the session.
8Adding Students to a Session
- Return to Manage Test Sessions and select the
session you just created. - Click Add Students.
9Adding Students (contd.)
- Students can be added either by class or by
individual student. For the purpose of the trial
well add students by class. - To add students by class, select View By Classes
and check the box beside the class to be added.
Then click Add to Session.
10Authorization Tickets
- To print authorization tickets select
Authorizations gt Student Authorizations. - Authorization tickets can be printed in three
formats Detail View, List View, and Grid View.
11Caching Test Content(TECHS or TCs)
- Dont use the caching computer.
- Changes to proxy settings needed.
- Check with IT Support if you have questions about
this process.
12Caching Test Sessions(Windows and Mac)
- When test content is ready to be cached, log in
to the Training Center and navigate to Test
Management gt Manage Test Sessions. - Select the session to be cached and click Proctor
Caching in the top yellow bar.
13Starting a Session
- Before students can be logged in to the
Infrastructure Trial, the session must be
started. - To start a session, click Start in the top left
corner of the session page. - A confirmation page will be displayed.
14Monitoring Sessions
Student Status Key Student Status Key
Status Description
Ready The student has not logged into the session yet and is ready to be logged in.
Active The student is currently in the session.
Exited The student has exited the session, but has not submitted their responses yet.
Completed The student has completed the test and has successfully submitted their responses.
Marked Complete The students responses have been submitted manually.
Resumed The student is ready to log back into the session.
Resumed-Upload The student is ready to log back into the session with saved responses.
15Resuming a Student
- If a student needs to be resumed, go to the
session page and check the student(s) to be
resumed and click Resume Test. - A confirmation will be displayed once the student
is resumed.
16Stopping a Session
- Before a session can be stopped, students must be
either in Completed or Marked Complete
status. To stop the session, select Stop in the
top left corner of the session page. -
17Conducting the Infrastructure Trial at a School
- Schools conduct the Trial using the maximum
number of computers that will be tested
concurrently during the spring administration. - Volunteers log in to complete the Trial test.
- Students or adult volunteers can be used - not
necessary that computer-based testing students
are used. - Trial is not appropriate for student practice.
- One volunteer can run multiple computers because
volunteers supply a random answer every 10
seconds. - Volunteers will log issues on Student
Authorization Tickets. - Use the script provided in the Infrastructure
Readiness Guide (this document will be posted to
the RMS page of our Test Coordinator Web site
prior to the trial). - Estimated time for Trial is approximately 30
minutes.
18Launching TestNav
- TestNav is launched by double-clicking the
TestNav icon on the desktop. - Enter the URL for the Infrastructure Trial in the
Address line. This URL can be found on the
student authorization tickets. - Click Go and TestNav will present a login page.
19Logging in to the Infrastructure Trial
- Enter the Login ID and Test Code and click Login.
- TestNav will load the test items and the welcome
screen will appear. -
20Logging in to the Infrastructure Trial (contd.)
- The process for administering the Infrastructure
Trial can be found within the Infrastructure
Readiness Guide located on the Test Coordinator
Web site (http//accountability.leeschools.net/tc
/pdf/2013-14/Infrastructure_Readiness_Guide.pdf).
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21Exiting the Infrastructure Trial
- Once all test items have been viewed and tools
have been tested in the Infrastructure Trial, the
test can be submitted. - Submit the test by clicking Submit on the review
page. - Responses will now be submitted and the student
status will show as Completed on the session
page.
22Technical Issues During the Trial
- Please let your school tech know of any issues
during the infrastructure trial.
23Next Steps
- If you are new to computer-based testing
- Review Infrastructure Trial training videos found
at (http//accountability.leeschools.net/tc/fcatrm
s.htmltv). - Conduct your schools infrastructure trial by
February 12, 2014.