Test Group Definition

• Click . A new line is added to grid.

• Enter Test Group Name.

• Click Test Type and select Part-Based or Objective-Based.

• Click .

• Click Group Logic Type and select Must Pass All Test Rules or Must Pass One Test Rule.

Test Display Type determines which test is displayed if student has taken chosen tests multiple times.

• Click Test Display Type and select one of following:

• • Show Most Recent to show test most recently taken

  • Show Highest Score to show test with highest score

  • Show Highest Perf Lvl, Most Recent to show test with highest performance level or most recent

  • Show Highest Perf Lvl, Highest Score to show test with highest performance level or one with highest score,

  • Show All to display all tests.

• Click .

• Click on Part Tests bar to select tests that are part of group. Test Requirement Part Definition screen displays.

• Click next to Test Name to select test. Find: Test screen displays in a new window.

• Enter all or part of Test Name, Test Type, Test Level, Test Form, or Test Group.

• Click . Search Results displays a list of records matching criteria entered.

• Click anywhere on appropriate record to highlight.

• Click . Find: Test view  closes and test displays in Test Name.

• Click Part and select.

• Enter Admin Begin and Admin End to filter tests’ eligibility by date range, (MMDDYY) or click  and select date. This filters tests based on date student took test as entered in Student Test view. Dates may be selected at time test group is processed in Student Course History Verified Credit Update screen, also.

There are three types of passing criteria that may be used: Score Criteria, Passing Performance Levels, or Pass Fail Options. Student is considered passing if they meet one type of criteria defined when more than one passing criteria is defined. They do not have to match all defined criteria types.

Score Criteria

• Click Score Type and select.

• Enter Test Req Min Score.

Passing Performance Levels

• Check all Performance Level areas considered passing. Use to select all.

Pass Fail Options

• Check Pass or Fail. Use to select both.

• Click Grade Begin and Grade End and select to specify a grade range for requirement, if appropriate. Example: A test may need to be passed by end of 10th grade so beginning grade would be 11 and end grade would be 12.

• Click .