NWEA Remote Learning Guide and Support Site
NWEA Remote Learning Guide and Support Site
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The Remote Testing Administration Guide is the most comprehensive resource NWEA has for giving the assessment in a remote environment. Please take time to review this guide before administering the NWEA Assessment.
This document is designed to provide assistance to proctors who run into issues during remote testing, and to provide guidance for how to get their students back on track for testing success.
The NWEA Remote Testing Support Site is the source of the most updated information on Remote Testing with NWEA. The resources here are updated on a weekly basis.
Family Guides and Resources for the NWEA Assessment and MAP Growth
Family Guides and Resources for the NWEA Assessment and MAP Growth
A two page guide to how NWEA/MAP testing works and how to interpret the RIT scores.
A Spanish version of the two page guide to how NWEA/MAP testing works and how to interpret the RIT scores.
The NWEA Family Toolkit Site provides videos reviewing what the purpose of the assessment is, as well as examples of questions that the students will see and even a device checklist to make sure the device they are using will support NWEA testing.
Important NWEA Videos and Resources
Important NWEA Videos and Resources
A collection of helpful videos can be found towards the bottom of this NWEA Help Page. They include Common Challenges and Situations During Testing and Changing Resolution on a Chromebook.
Quick directions on how to enable Text to Speech on NWEA assessments. Text to Speech is an automatically set for the Math K-2 Assessment.
Families should use the NWEA Workstation Diagnostic before testing to ensure their device can be used for NWEA testing. As a note, all district chromebooks still support NWEA testing. This is very important for families not using a district device.
Students should utilize the NWEA link in their Student Portal in Clever to access the assessment. NWEA has recommended not using a lockdown browser as we have in the past to keep open communication during the test.
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