Data verification after scanning student answer sheets if often required as it is difficult to predict how students fill in the bubbles on answer sheets. This tool provides teachers the opportunity to take a second look at any questions where a student left an answer blank, selected more than one answer, and/or provide a score for any "Teacher Scored" questions.
The Answer Entry/Verification tool is accessible from the Teacher Dashboard for a particular assessment OR a user can access a place that outlines ALL assessments where student answers need to be verified.
Once a user scans assessment data, chances are that at least one student's bubble sheet will need to have answers verified. There is a way to see if student data is in need of verification.
STEP 1. In the Teacher Dashboard, use "Select students" filters to select the students to be included. Please note that the "Course" and "Class" are the only required selections, while the "Select Student(s)" pull-down will automatically populate with the students enrolled in the selected classes. The "Select Student(s)" option should only be used to select an individual student or group of students.
STEP 2. Manipulate the second row of filters to locate the desired assessment. The list of assessments can be rather extensive and it is often helpful to type the assessment ID, name, or affiliated "tags" in the search bar to easily locate the desired assessment.*
STEP 3. Select the "Class Summary Report" to view the student data that needs to be verified
In selecting the "Class Summary Report", there are a few formatting options to choose from. The students can be sorted by last name, first name, or student ID number. There is also an option to export the report as a CSV, or for data to only be shown where the assessment is linked to the course.
Once the Class Summary Report runs, any students that have data that needs to be verified will have a message in the Score column, under their name, stating:
Clicking the blue link will open up the Answer Verification screen for that student alone. Any data in yellow can be verified by the teacher and teacher scored questions can be given point values. Once any data is updated, or a decision is made the keep the data as is, the "Ver" checkbox should be selected to indicate that the data has been verified by the teacher.
Once the student data has been verified, the Answer Verification screen can be closed and the Class Summary report can be re-run to view if more student data needs to be verified.
Data can also be verified using the CHECK screen.
From the Teacher Dashboard, select the appropriate students and assessment, then click the "Check Student Answers" button to open the "Answer entry/verification" screen.
Select the "CHECK Student Answers" button to open the Answer entry/verification screen for all selected students
(1)This section represents all of the data that has been recorded for the selected student(s) and assessment.
(2) This column contains the current percentage of the points earned for each student, on the selected assessment. It also serves as a hyperlink to the Individual Student Report. If any changes have been made to student responses, please save and refresh the page to display the most recent percent.
: The camera icon will display if there has been an answer sheet scanned for this student. This is an extremely helpful resource because it allows the teacher to review answer sheets without carrying around a stack of papers. Click on the icon to view the image to the right of the data.
(d) Bubbles highlighted in yellow indicate the student left the question blank or the student selected more than one answer choices for the question (when only one answer is needed).
The cells with a WHITE background and a "black triangle" in the top right corner indicate that the question is a Teacher Scored question. Clicking on the "black triangle" will open a pop-up window that allows the teacher to view student responses that have been entered online. If applicable, this pop-up window will provide the option to view any scoring guides or rubrics attached to the question, as well as a passage.