Online Assessment for Student Wellness Check

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Eduphoria users can gather data related to student wellness through Aware’s assessment tool. Users can create a test type to collect wellness data with the Create Local Assessment Tests right under Management, allowing them to create wellness checks in Assessments.

Creating the Wellness Test Type

Step 1: Click on the Assessments Settings gear and select Create New Test Type.

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Step 2: Select the test type and add a Title. Click Next and click Finish to edit.

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Step 3: Select the View and Editor Options you want. Set all Performance Level Configuration values to null or zero.

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Creating the Assessment

After creating a test type, users can create a new blank test or create a new test from a ZIP file. You can access Eduphoria’s sample SEL assessment in this ZIP file.

Step 1: Select Author under Assessments.

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Step 2: Select New Assessment, then select Create New Assessment from ZIP File.

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Step 3: Upload the ZIP file linked above.

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Step 4: Review the general assessment information gathered from the uploaded ZIP file, as shown below.

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Step 5: Add a subject, grade level, and associated course. If you have district-level access, also add associated campuses. Keep performance levels blank. Here is an example of how a test could be set up.

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Select Generate Test.

Step 6: Review the test questions and images for the answer choices. You can edit or remove questions.

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Viewing Responses

To review student responses, users can create a Quick View for the wellness check assessment. In order to create and share the example Quick View below as displayed, the user must be a district data viewer.

Step 1: After choosing the assessment under Quick Views, edit the view and navigate to the Columns tab. Cear whatever fields are there.

Step 2: Drag and drop Question Number and Student Response from the Responses folder to the data view.

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Step 3: The Summarize tab can either be left blank or could have some demographic data fields if desired. Click Update when ready.

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Step 4: Choose the default view you want to display to users when they select the Quick View from the following levels:

  • District Summary

  • Campus Summary

  • Teacher Summary

  • Course/Section Summary

  • Individual Students

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All users can change levels while viewing any Quick View.

Step 5: Click the Save as a New View icon to save the data view.

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Step 6: Click Edit to rename the data view and then choose the icon with the word Save to overwrite the original.

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Sharing the Wellness Check View

Creators of a Wellness Check view can share the saved view as a Quick View.

Step 1: Select Share and choose the data viewers with which you want to share the view.

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Step 2: To share with the entire district, including both teachers and administrators, select All Teachers under Let teachers use this view and District Quick Views under Make this a Quick View. Click Submit.

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If the view was shared with both teachers and administrators, the view will be located in the drop-down menu where all Quick Views are housed.

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Once selected, the data will reflect what percentage of the total number of students in the chosen summary level chose which of the 5 possible answer choices.

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Choosing the Individual Students view level will display each student’s responses.

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