You can use assessment documents to assess any document that is sent to your review area. Follow the step-by-step instructions to assess a document.
- Note: LiveText assessments use pop-up windows. Pop-up windows can be blocked by web browsers and by security software. In order to perform assessments, you must configure your web browser and your security software to allow pop-ups from livetext.com.
Choosing a Document to Assess
1. From within MyDesk, click the Reviews link located under the Collaboration menu.
2. To assess a document, click the document's corresponding review link.
When a student has requested that you review and/or assess a document, it will appear under the Received for Review tab.
Choosing an Assessment Document
1. While in review mode, click the Assess link.
When you click the Assess link, a pop-up Assessment Chooser window will open. Within this window, you can choose an assessment document from any of your labels. Typically, shared assessments will be found under the Inbox label and will have "Central Washington University Administration" listed as the author. Do not select an assessment from any other author, including yourself. Otherwise, the data you enter will not be submitted correctly.
NOTE: Make sure the Assessments
that you use has the Author as CWU Administrator.
2. From the drop-down menu, choose the label that houses the assessment you would like to use.
3. After you locate the assessment, click the select link.
NOTE: Make sure the Assessments
that you use has the Author as CWU Administrator.
Choosing a Rubric with an Assessment Document:
- Note: Once you choose an assessment, it becomes the default during your login session. You can change your default by clicking the Choose Another Assessment link.
4. Choose the rubric that you would like to use by clicking its title. Note: Some assessment instruments may have multiple rubrics.
Assessing a Document:
1. For each rubric element, choose the level Attained from the dropdown menu.
2. Click the add comment link for an element to add comments.
3. Add any overall comments (such as grade earned) in the Other Comments.
4. For the Reporting level, choose Practice unless you are assessing the document for the last time. Only choose Final when it is your final assessment of the document (or the final assessment of a document for a given milestone).
5. Save the Assessment. Clicking the Save Assessment button will save the assessment. Clicking the Save & Submit Assessment button will save the assessment, close this window, and submit the assessment and the review back to the reviewee/assessee.
Submitting an Assessment:
6. If you did not submit the assessment in step six, then use the Submit link here to submit the review and assessment.
After you submit the assessed document, the application will return you to where you started-the Review area-so that you can review and/or assess other documents.
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