Training Webinar Recordings

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Cognos (Administrative access only)

The recorded webinars below will help you answer the following 2 key questions:
  1. How can I access graphs showing patterns and historical trends in students’ proficiency or growth on the MCA, NWEA MAP, AIMSweb tests at the grade, school or district level?
  2. How can I access graphs and tables showing the number and percent of students at each Fall, Winter and Spring benchmark NWEA MAP, AIMSweb or Scantron screening that are on track to be proficient at the end of year?

iCue

The recorded webinars below will help you answer the following 2 key questions:
  1. How can I access individual student data on the MCA, NWEA MAP, AIMSweb, Scantron or Explore/Plan tests for my class, grade, school or district to help identify whether most of my students are meeting standards and which students are not meeting standards?
  2. How can I access a complete standardized test history including MCA, GRAD, NWEA MAP, AIMSweb, Scantron and Explore/Plan data for an individual student all in one report?

Other

The groups of recorded webinars below will help you answer the following 3 key questions:
  1. How can I use technology tools (e.g., Microsoft Excel, AIMSweb or Chart Dog) to monitor whether at-risk students are growing in response to the supplemental instruction I am providing?
  2. How can I access and use websites with online intervention resources tailored to student performance on the subskill strands of the NWEA MAP or MCA tests?< li>
  3. How can I make better sense of the results of standardized tests and use them to improve data-driven decision-making within my grade, school or district?

 

 

 

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