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Building a New Form for the Evaluation Process

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Appraisal administrators can build new forms and use them in the evaluation process. Form Management houses these templates and categorizes them into the following form types:

  • Evaluation

  • Intervention

  • Observation

  • Reflection

  • Summative

  • Walkthrough

Created forms are active until an appraisal administrator deactivates them.

Building a New Form

This article covers how to build a new form for the evaluation process.

Quick View

  1. Select Settings () from the main menu.

  2. Select Form Management.

  3. Select Build New Form.

  4. Title the form, select the form type, and establish the framework. Check the boxes to make optional fields, such as grade level, subject, or Student Growth Scores, a requirement for staff members to fill out before submitting the form. Then, select Next.

  5. Select the appropriate Advanced Options, including scoring, sharing, and submitting options.

  6. Select Start Building.

  7. Drag and drop informational items and response items into the form and organize them in any way you like. The form automatically saves your changes.

  8. Select the Preview icon () to view how the form appears for those who will use it.

Illustrated View

Step 1: Select Settings () from the main menu.

Step 2: Select Form Management.

Settings menu displaying options for Framework Setup, Form Management, and Process Management.

Step 3: Select Build New Form.

Overview of form management with various evaluation types and associated actions listed.

Step 4: Under the Form Header Details, title the form, select the form type, and establish the framework.

You can also check the boxes to make any of the following Optional Fields a requirement to fill out for staff members to submit the form:

  • Start and End Time

  • Default Duration (Minutes)

  • Grade Level

  • Subject

  • Additional Information Text Box

When you’re ready, select Next.

New form setup fields including title, type, framework, start time, end time, duration, grade level, subject, and additional information.

Step 5: Select from various Advanced Options to apply settings for scoring and data, sharing and viewing, and signing and submitting the form. Here is where you can apply settings such as enabling discussion comments between evaluators and their staff members, scoring with advanced calculations, locking the form, and enabling electronic signatures.

Note: Only Summative forms have the option to select Import existing evaluation data when Summative is created.

Step 6: When you’re ready, select Start Building.

Advanced options for scoring and sharing settings in a form setup interface.

Step 7: Select Add to form () or drag and drop informational items and response items into the form. You can organize and build out these items however you like. The form automatically saves your changes.

Form management interface with various informational and response items users can add to the form.

Step 8: You can select the Preview icon () to see how the form appears to those who will use it. In the Preview modal, select Print to print the form.

Otherwise, you can select the Delete icon () to delete the form, provided it is not tied to a current evaluation process.

Preview of an observation form that also highlights the ability to print the form.