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Standards Based Grading Setup Guide

These are some of the initial steps to take when setting up the Control Center for Standards Based Grading… Standards Tags Report cards can be generated for both points-based and standards-based grades… If your district is using Otus for standards based grading, it is important to make sure your Control

Have Report Cards Driven a Wedge Between Parents and Standards-based Grading?

Overcoming obstacles when implementing standards-based grading… In standards-based grading, students are evaluated based upon many assignments, assessments, and learning… The standards-based grading initiative has presented a challenge to school systems because this new way

Points vs. Standards (Mastery Levels) Grading Scales

Differences between a points grading scale and a standards-based grading scale when creating an assessment and viewing assessment scores… When the assessment is created, a standards-based grading scale can be selected under the Select a Grading… Data collected from assessments that use a standards-based grading scale is primarily stored in the standards

Set a Default Score for Standards-Based Advanced Assessments

Set the default score a student receives for auto-graded questions. Standards Based Grading Scale (Non-Points) Only… Does your Advanced Assessment use a Standards Based Grading Scale and you are looking to set a default… This section only applies to advanced assessments that utilize Standards Based Grading Scales (Non-Points

Mastery Settings

Traditional points grading is based on point values and percentages; standards grading is based on levels… With standards-based grading, there are different ways to calculate the mastery of a standard… In order to calculate a student's performance for standards-based grading, Otus uses Mastery Settings

Add, Edit, or Remove Standards on Simple Assessments

This article will show you how to add standards, edit standards, or remove standards from a Simple assessment… This means that you built this assessment using a standards-based grading scale, but did not attach standards… Attaching standards is optional, but if you used a standards-based grading scale, the results of the

Grade a Standards-Based Rubric Assessment

Grade a rubric assessment that uses a non-points grading scale (mastery levels)… This article will show you how to grade a rubric assessment that uses a standards-based grading scale… If you want to see the article for grading a rubric assessment that uses a points-based grading scale

Add, Edit, or Remove Standards on Rubric Assessments

How to add standards, edit standards, or remove standards from a Rubric assessment… Attaching standards is optional, but if you used a standards-based grading scale, the results of the… 4a8304b509d29ae80f4beae913ffcc1cffcfcfce0bf8ba133fdca0ced53a307b"] This means that you built this assessment using a standards-based

Grade an Advanced Assessment

Learn how to grade an Advanced Assessment… If your assessment used a standards-based grading scale, you will not see the Score column as shown in… on if the assessment is points-based or standards-based

Definitions of Mastery Settings

The definition of Highest, Mean, Mode, Decaying Average, and Most Recent settings for standards reporting… Traditional points grading is based on point values and percentages; standards grading is based on levels… With standards-based grading, there are different ways to calculate the mastery of a standard