Setting Your Default Assessment Administration

Within your account, you have the option of pre-setting your default test administration settings so it will apply for each assessment you administer to your students. This will save you the time of manually updating your administration settings for each assessment if you find yourself using the same settings for each test.  You will always have the option to override these default settings for any single assessment administration. From the landing page, click on your initials in the top right corner to bring up your account settings. Then click on the Manage Your Account button.

When managing your account, click on the My Administration option on the left side navigation.

1. Start Days:  Allows you to set how many days after the administration has been created for the test to be open and available.  For example, if you always want the test to be open starting the day after you create the window, you will set the Start Date to 1.
2. End Days:  How long do you want the test to be available?  This will let you set the test window to close x number of days after the start date. For example, if you want the test to be available for a week, set the End Days number to 7.
3. Window:  You have the option of having the test be available all day long during the test window, or only during a specific period.  For example, if you only want the assessment to be available during the school day, you may wish to select the Specific Window option and set 8:00am - 3:00pm during your set time zone.
4. Locked Browser: Enable or disable locked browser by default on all test administrations. 
5. Time Limit: Enable or disable time limit by default on all test administrations,. The max time an assessment is available to a student once started.
6. Calculator: Enable or disable the calculator by default on all test administrations.
7. Rulers: Enable or disable the rules by default on all test administrations.
8. Protractor: Enable or disable the protractor by default on all test administrations.
9. Digital Notepad: Enable or disable the digital notepad by default on all test administrations.
10. Strike Out: Enable or disable the strike out by default on all test administrations.
11. Sticky Notes: Enable or disable the sticky notes by default on all test administrations.
12. Drawing Tools: Enable or disable the drawing tools by default on all test administrations.
13. Highlighter: Enable or disable the highlighter by default on all test administrations.
14. Text Dictionary: Enable or disable the text dictionary by default on all test administrations.
15. Picture Dictionary: Enable or disable the picture dictionary by default on all test administrations.
16. Screen Mask: Enable or disable the screen mask by default on all test administrations.
17. Translator: Enable or disable the translator by default on all test administrations.
18. Text to Speech: Enable or disable the text to speech by default on all test administrations.
19. Check Answer: Enable or disable the check answer by default on all test administrations.
20. Confidence Scoring: Enable or disable the confidence scoring by default on all test administrations. Also allows you to set the type of question and if students are forced to fill out a confidence score at the end of an assessment.
21. Display Rubrics: While testing, allow students to view the scoring rubric on all questions that have an advanced rubric associated with it.
22. Randomization: Automatically randomize all questions on an assessment.
23. Enable Results:  You can choose to allow students to be able to see their results once they submit their assessment.  The Enable Review Window option lets you set the time period for when the results are available to be seen by students.  This open allows you to make sure you don't leave the test results open too long for students to view.  
24. Click on the Save button.