Score Displays allow districts to translate numerical values into text. This is beneficial when numerical values do not accurately represent a student's score. For instance, gradebook assignments of A, B, C, D, or F.
Required Permissions: Configure Assessment Manager
Before You Start
This lesson begins by assuming an Assessment Group and its assessment has already been created. If not, please take a look at Creating a Custom Assessment.
Where to Start
- Open the Score Displays tab and select New.
- Enter the Numerical Value (the value that comes in on the imported file/ also the value that calculates into the parent score).
- Enter what the numeric value should Display As.
- Use the slider to exclude the score from eduCLIBER calculations.
- Use the slider to exclude the score from all areas of eduCLIMBER.
- Select Save.
Example Score Displays:
| Gradebooks | Levels |
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All individual numbers (1-100) would need displays added. |
When there are a large amount of numerical values to create score displays for, it is common to use 0 as the minimum value and 9999 as the maximum value to ensure all numbers are accounted for in
Score Displays will show on any spreadsheet view (data walls) and when a chart is selected to drill down.
Next Steps
To learn more about using assessments in your eduCLIMBER system, see the lessons in the Assessment Management manual.