In Mastery Connect, document-based assessments that have been created but are not yet in use in trackers must be reverted to a draft state before they can be edited.
If a document-based assessment is in use in a tracker, it cannot be reverted to a draft state, but limited edits can be made. The assessment will remain in its original form anywhere that it is already in use. To make additional edits, you can delete the assessment from all trackers and return it to a draft state, or you can clone it.
Notes:
- Assessments can only be edited by the user who created them.
- When you delete an assessment from a tracker, any existing scores in the tracker are deleted and can not be recovered.
- When you clone an assessment, it continues to exist in its original form in any trackers in which it is already being used.
How do I edit a document-based assessment as a teacher?
How do I edit a document-based assessment as a teacher?
1. Click "Assessments"
Access the assessments section.
2. Click "Created"
To search for assessments that you have created, click the Created tab.
3. Click "Drafts"
To search for assessments in the draft state, click the Drafts tab.
4. Search Assessments
To search for a specific document-based assessment, type the assessment name in the Search Assessments field and click the Search button.
5. Click "Expand"
To view expanded filtering options, click the Expand icon.
6. Apply Filters
Apply specific search filters.
7. Click "More Options"
To edit an assessment, click the More Options icon.
8. Click "EDIT"
Click the Edit link.
9. Click "Revert to Draft"
Unused assessments can only be edited if they are in a draft state. If the document-based assessment you select has already been created, but is not in use in any trackers, the Edit Assessment window displays. To revert the assessment to a draft state, click the Revert to Draft button.
10. Edit Assessment in Use
If an assessment is already in use in trackers, only limited edits can be made. If you are editing an assessment has been delivered to a tracker, the Assessment in Use message displays. To open the Assessment Editor and make limited edits, click the Continue button.
11. Click "Settings"
To open the Settings tray, click the Settings button.
12. Edit Settings
To change the assessment name, enter the new name in the Title field. To change the description, enter new text in the Description field.
13. Select Privacy Setting
To select a new privacy setting, click the Privacy drop-down menu.
14. Click "Save"
To save changes, click the Save button.
15. Click "Add Questions"
To add additional questions to the assessment, click the Add Questions button.
16. Enter Question Details
In the Add question window, use the drop-down menus to select quantity, question type, and standards for the question.
17. Click "Add"
Then, click the Add button.
18. Edit Answer
To select a new answer for a question, click the new answer bubble.
19. Edit Points
To change the number of points awarded for a question, enter a new value in the Points field.
20. Edit Question Type
To change the question type, click the Question type drop-down menu and select a new question type .
21. Edit Standard
To change the standard alignment for the question, click the Standard drop-down menu and select a new standard.
22. Click "More Options"
To remove a question from the assessment, click the More Options icon.
23. Click "Remove"
Then,click the Remove button.
24. Click "More Options"
Only one document at a time can be attached to an assessment. To remove an existing attached document, click the More Options menu.
25. Click "Remove"
Then, click the Remove button.
26. Click "Upload Document"
To upload a new document, click the Upload Document button.
27. Upload Document
In the Upload Document window, select the document. To close the window, click the Close button.
28. Click "Scoring"
To edit mastery cut scores, click the Scoring button.
29. Edit Mastery Cut Scores
To change mastery cut scores for the assessment, enter the new minimum scores for mastery or near mastery in the Mastery Level fields.
30. Enter Cut Scores by Question
If a question is worth more than one point, to adjust mastery levels for the question, enter new minimum scores for mastery and near mastery in the item's Mastery or Near Mastery fields.
31. Click "Save"
To save changes, click the Save button.
32. Click "Exit"
To exit the assessment editor and retain the draft state, click the Exit button.
33. Click "Create Assessment"
To create the assessment, click the Create Assessment button.
The guide covered editing a document-based assessment as a teacher.
