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For the fluency scores... Would you rather have the score the "benchmark" score or the total number of words in the passage?

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I figured out how to move the test section so they are in order so you don't need to click on Sort By!!

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Using the "flashcard" option will be better used with the letter names and sound section to send home for students to practice. But make sure students are learning letter names and sounds together. For example: qu is for /kw/, x is for /ks/

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Use the "Sort By" and then choose Test Name for the test to show up in order like how it is on the recording sheet. Keep in Mind that fluency section will be the first one on the list.

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Sorry! I forgot to mention the Student Detail Reports.

Under the "Report Tab", click on "Student Detail" to receive a detailed report of the assessments for each student in your class. You also have the option here to show the notes. This report is a great one to print out if you like "hard copies" or save on your computer quarterly to assess how your students are doing.

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Try giving quarter 3's subtest on the ESGi platform.

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Use X instead of NT so that scores show on parent letter.

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For us, we will train the PLC now that we fully understand the platform.

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how do we access our notes?

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I was able to practice on a few students and I gave them the paper student version and I collected the data on esgi and it was pretty easy!

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Should we still keep a paper trail when testing students?

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With the data, I think the B should be beginning of the year instead of base line. Then following it should be Q1 data, Q2, Q3, and Q4.

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Learning the overall format of how the website works. My PLC isn't very tech savvy and I'll have to support them with the process, which I don't mind.

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After having, time to explore and play with the website I find it overall a pretty easy process. Having the data calculated it really nice and good to have to TST's and SST's.

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How will we insert our results for the second time we give this assessment?

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It's quick and easy to see how to students did as a class in each band.

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My PLC went through Clever to access ESGI. Their class roster did transfer but they were not able to connect to district and activate their accounts.

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Students like the online format.

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Will there be an option to compare teacher data within our site? compare with district?

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The sentence does not pop up on the student computer. It goes word by word so I show

ed them my screen to read it in context.

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It takes time but it is not difficult to use.

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Super easy to enter scores! Just time consuming.

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Students were excited to test on the computer.

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My teachers seemed to like the way the data was presented

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Challenge is correcting an incorrect score after it has been submitted.

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Will the test on ESGi match the order of the paper test?

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It was easy to click and enter scores.

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Will there be a testing window on when the test is available, like with iReady?

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Process wasn't difficult, and once the data is all input it makes testing easier.

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Need training in accessing available reports and using reports.

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I would like to learn more about the reports.

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I wasn’t able to input all responses in a sub test. How do I go back and enter the correct score?

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Entering every score was time consuming. It would be nice if they had a "yes all" or "no all" option to make it faster.

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It was a faster way to assess on the computer.

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Fluency score does not match.