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WebCCAT Curriculum User Training

This training program provides guidance on using WebCCAT curriculum for English Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, and Science. It includes item types, levels of thinking and difficulty, and navigating the system.

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WebCCAT Curriculum User Training

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  1. WebCCATCurriculum UserTraining Jackie Deluna Curriculum Technology Coordinator jdeluna@wfisd.net 940-720-3211 May be reproduced for training purposes only.

  2. Content Areas Addressed • English Language Arts • 3 – 8, E I, E II, E III • Spanish 3-5 • Math • 3 – 8, Alg, Geom, Alg II, Pre-Calc • Aligned to the NEW math TEKS for 2006-2007 • Spanish 3-5 • Social Studies • 3 – 8, WH, WG, US • Science • 3 – 8, IPC, CH, Bio, Phy • 5th Grade Spanish

  3. Item Count • Currently, there are approximately 30,000 items in the bank • Developing items for the 2007-08 • Of the 2000+ items to be added, many will be “TAKS Clones”

  4. Item Types • Multiple Choice • Short Answer • Open Response • Performance Tasks

  5. Levels of Thinking and Difficulty Every item in WebCCAT is assigned a Level of Thinking and a Level of Difficulty

  6. Level of Difficulty • How hard is the item for the average student in that grade/content area • In examples below, each level is more difficult, even though each represents the same cognitive level • Easy – Recite the alphabet • Med – Recite the alphabet backwards • Hard – Recite every third letter of the alphabet from “Z” back to “A”

  7. On the Home Page • Reference Materials: • TEKS/TAKS Correlation Guides • ELA Stimulus List**** • WebCCAT Gold Ordering Information • Help • Users Guides for all levels • Systems Requirements Check • Always run before logging in • Resolve all issues: • UNBLOCK POPUPS • Acrobat Reader Version

  8. You must do a system check to insure that WebCCAT will work properly.

  9. Make sure that pop-up blocker is disabled.

  10. Special Notes • Always use the navigation buttons at the bottom of the WebCCAT screen • Or the navigation buttons in the gray tool bar along the top • Using the browser back button may result in an error – avoid using • Maximize your screen to avoid excessive scrolling

  11. Select Items • The subject/grade identified in the Test Setup will already be selected • The best results are obtained when searching by TEKS/TAKS • EXCEPTION: ELA needs to search by stimulus rather than TEKS/TAKS • Instead of TEKS/TAKS, you may search by: • Stimulus, Item Type, Level of Thinking/Difficulty or Keyword

  12. A Stimulus (or passage) in WebCCAT is anything that needs to print the full width of the page Examples: Reading and writing passages Maps, graphs, charts Anything that is too small when it appears in one column

  13. Tab 3 - Item Search Result You can preview the items rendered in your search. (Choose either “Select” from the Preview Screen or check the box for the items you wish to include on your test). Once you’ve selected your items, click the “Add Items to Test” button. You may also click the “Search Again” button to add items from another search. Click the “Continue” button.

  14. Tab 4 - Sequence and Settings • Use this interface to reorder the items on the test. Click on “Clear Order” then renumber the items. Be sure to click “Save” so the items will appear in the new order. • Click on the “Preview” link to review the item again. • Click on “PDF Preview” to preview and/or print a copy of your test. • Click the “Save and Close” button.

  15. Once you’ve clicked on “Save and Close”, your test will now be available within the Manage Assessments feature of the application. Manage Assessments allows you to preview, edit, and save a copy of your test under a new name. You can come back to the assessments you’ve created at any time, from anywhere.

  16. Manage Assessments • Publish – allows you to make the test available to other users • Protect – ensure no changes are made to a published test; no one would be able to make a personal copy • Copy to – allows you to select users to copy your test to

  17. Reports Available (Silver) • For the Educator: • TEKS/TAKS Addressed • TEKS/TAKS Omitted • Items Used • Level of Thinking/Difficulty Ratios

  18. YOUR TURN !

  19. Go to the WebCCAT site (www.webccat.com). Log in or Self-Register if you don’t have an account You will be sent an email with your password in about 3-5 minutes. Be sure to modify your account and change the password. The identity confirmation screen will appear, click “YES” to continue to the Main Menu.

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