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MasteryConnect Release Notes (2021-08-23)

MasteryConnect Release Notes (2021-08-23)

In this MasteryConnect release (August 23), all TEI-authored assessments are supported on the mobile Teacher app for both Android and iOS devices. Additionally, MasteryConnect MasteryView assessments are available for purchase. 


Note: Images in these release notes reflect an iOS mobile device. For Android mobile and IOS and Android tablets, the view may differ but the functionality is the same.

 

  New Feature

 

Teacher App TEI Assessment Support

All TEI-authored assessments are supported on the mobile Teacher app for both Android and iOS devices.

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Users can interact with all TEI types, which include Drag and Drop, Essay, Cloze Association, Cloze Math Formula, and Order List. Users can also submit evidence to all TEI assessments.

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The Students list allows teachers to select a student and grade their TEI assessment.

 

Question Sorter

 

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Additionally, teachers can sort TEI assessment questions by Numeric Order or Needs Grading.

 

MasteryView Assessments

MasteryConnect MasteryView assessments are available for purchase. MasteryView assessments are pre-built formative assessments that an institution can purchase directly from Instructure. MasteryView assessments are available for Math, Grades 3-8 and Algebra l, and English Language Arts, Grades 3-8 and English l and ll.

Note: To purchase MasteryView assessments, please contact your institution’s customer service manager.

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These assessments use a scoring system called Diagnostic Classification Model (DCM) scoring, which differs from other MasteryConnect assessments.

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Instead of being based on a cut score, MasteryView assessment scoring methodology bases a student’s mastery levels on which questions the student gets right instead of how many questions the student gets right.

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MasteryView Assessments with DCM scoring provide more specificity and accuracy about a student’s mastery of the material than most teachers can get with their own classroom-created tests. These assessments lower the possibility that student scores could reflect random error instead of non-mastery. MasteryView assessments give teachers reliable data that shows students’ mastery of academic standards and does so with the fewest number of questions possible, saving teachers valuable time.

Change Log

2021-08-25

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