I think you should have a live dashboard that testing coordinators can use to watch live data of what teachers are testing, how many students are done, how many are still working, what question those students are on. Our school uses a two hour testing block and I have to make calls whether to start pulling students to the library to finish prior to the end of the testing session or extend the session entirely if kids are still going. The only way I can make this call is to have teachers put sticky notes outside their door at various intervals. When they forget...and they always forget...I have to go into the rooms and disrupt the testing environment to get the numbers. Having a live dashboard would be extremely helpful in making those calls and with helping teachers when students accidentally pause themselves or suspend themselves giving quick feedback to the teachers as to how to fix it.
Scott Dayton supported this idea ·
I think you should have a live dashboard that testing coordinators can use to watch live data of what teachers are testing, how many students are done, how many are still working, what question those students are on. Our school uses a two hour testing block and I have to make calls whether to start pulling students to the library to finish prior to the end of the testing session or extend the session entirely if kids are still going. The only way I can make this call is to have teachers put sticky notes outside their door at various intervals. When they forget...and they always forget...I have to go into the rooms and disrupt the testing environment to get the numbers. Having a live dashboard would be extremely helpful in making those calls and with helping teachers when students accidentally pause themselves or suspend themselves giving quick feedback to the teachers as to how to fix it.