Test List and Test Type

Used in Client Testing.

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Applies To:    Enterprise    Plus   

Field Details 

• Test Name: Name of the test. The field can not be duplicated in more than one record. Required field.

• Test Type: From the user-defined category. Required field.

• Test Code: The field is an optional field used to create consistency for reporting purposes.  In many cases, this field is used to identify specific outcomes no matter how the Test Name text has been spelled or written.  For example, many NRS reports require specific Tests and code each expected reason accordingly.  This flexibility allows the user to name Tests as desired but still match them for other reporting purposes.

• NRS: The field identifies if the Test is used in NRS report calculations and analysis. This feature is retired in Release 3.

• Gain/Level Based On: This field determines whether the Grade equivalent or Total Score field in the Client Testing record is used when calculating gain and functioning levels.

• Min Test Score and Max Test Score: These fields prevent users from saving a Grade Equivalent or Total Score field in the Client Testing record less than or greater than the Min or Max value set here.  These fields are optional and it is acceptable to set just the Min or max without setting both.

• Form and Level: These fields prevent users from saving a Form or Level field in the Client Testing record with a value not allowed.  These fields are optional and it is acceptable to set just the Form or Level without setting both.  If this field is not blank, a value is required in the Client Testing Form or Level field and must match an entry in this field.  Enter multiple values here separated by commas, (do not add spaces) such as 7,8,9,10 or O,L,OS.

• Level(s): These fields allow the user to set the minimum range values for each of the current NRS Functioning Levels.

• If a test has one or more subscores, such as the national GED Exam, users can more easily and consistently enter subscores in the Client Testing record if the subscore fields are labeled. Enter the label names here for Subscores 1-5 and the labels names will be reflected in the Client Testing record when adding and editing a Client Test record.  If left blank, the labels will default to labels titled Subscore 1-5.