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they don't have "cut" scores yet & won't for months (?) after the test is taken

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they don't have "cut" scores yet & won't for months (?) after the test is taken

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next year, we should have results in 12 days

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next year, we should have results in 12 days

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adaptive within grade level standards (this is how it differs from NWEA)
ALL online
only 1 window
supposed to be shorter

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computer science standards will be tested but are not taught anywhere

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computer science standards will be tested but are not taught anywhere

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More how and why, less "single-possible answers" via multi choice

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More how and why, less "single-possible answers" via multi choice

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More time to write the test. However what does that mean? For gen ed and sped.

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questions evolve based on how you are doing on the test

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questions evolve based on how you are doing on the test

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How to create an effective testing schedule? 

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How to create an effective testing schedule? 

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Other than interface, I'd love a side-by-side visual (with perhaps annotation) for the visual prompt/question differences

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Other than interface, I'd love a side-by-side visual (with perhaps annotation) for the visual prompt/question differences

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Guidance for what this should look like for schools

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How do I best prepare for high school writing & research AND prepare for iLearn's approach

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How to prepare teachers and students without overwhelming both? 

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How to prepare teachers and students without overwhelming both? 

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How the text is structured?
What does the writing prompt look like and how is it scored.

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More "user-friendly" than the antiquated aspects of istep for the Digital Age - more of a match to the interfaces that this gen actually uses/has used (drag/drop/etc.)

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More "user-friendly" than the antiquated aspects of istep for the Digital Age - more of a match to the interfaces that this gen actually uses/has used (drag/drop/etc.)

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iLearned that this is going to be interesting. 

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iLearned that this is going to be interesting. 

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Will students be able to have access to their images or whatever the new terminology is based on the ability to see how well or bad they've done.

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How will the class spaces function for the varied speeds of completion to avoid a failed classroom management system for the majority?

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How will the class spaces function for the varied speeds of completion to avoid a failed classroom management system for the majority?

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Translated glossary for multiple languages

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Translated glossary for multiple languages

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Performance test for math (not sure for ELA) must be completed that day. 

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Performance test for math (not sure for ELA) must be completed that day. 

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embedded accommodations, many universal accommodations available for all students

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embedded accommodations, many universal accommodations available for all students

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better understanding of cognitive complexity and its relationship to DOK

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better understanding of cognitive complexity and its relationship to DOK

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For part 1 of ISTEP, the questions were written and constructed response, how has that been adopted for ILEARN/

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For part 1 of ISTEP, the questions were written and constructed response, how has that been adopted for ILEARN/

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How many questions are on the performance test for ILEARN?

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How many questions are on the performance test for ILEARN?