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Testing Liaison Basic Training

Testing Liaison Basic Training. Who can be a Testing Liaison? ONE RULE: INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS Typically,

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How do I become my school’s Testing Liaison? 1.Take this training 2.Pass the quiz at the end of this training 3.Fax completed documentation to the CTTC Confidentiality Agreement Test Order Form When these steps are completed, the CTTC will send a confirmation that contains access information to the Testing Liaison.

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Page 1: Testing Liaison Basic Training. Who can be a Testing Liaison? ONE RULE: INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS Typically,

Testing Liaison Basic Training

Page 2: Testing Liaison Basic Training. Who can be a Testing Liaison? ONE RULE: INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS Typically,

Who can be a Testing Liaison?ONE RULE:

INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS

Typically, Testing Liaisons are – Counselors or guidance staff– Assessment center personnel– Administrators or administrative support

Page 3: Testing Liaison Basic Training. Who can be a Testing Liaison? ONE RULE: INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS Typically,

How do I become my school’s Testing Liaison?1. Take this training2. Pass the quiz at the end of this training3. Fax completed documentation to the CTTC

• Confidentiality Agreement• Test Order Form

When these steps are completed, the CTTC will send a confirmation email that contains access information to the Testing Liaison.

Page 4: Testing Liaison Basic Training. Who can be a Testing Liaison? ONE RULE: INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS Typically,

How often do Testing Liaisons and Proctors have to go through the online training and site setup process?

Because tests and testing processes change each year, Testing Liaisons and Proctors must complete training and

submit the required documentation each school year.

Page 5: Testing Liaison Basic Training. Who can be a Testing Liaison? ONE RULE: INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS Typically,

Testing Liaison Responsibilities

1. Know and follow all CareerTech Testing Center (CTTC) policies and procedures when administering tests and distributing results

The CTTC Policies and Procedures are under the Resources tab at okcttc.com

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Testing Liaison Responsibilities2. Maintain the security of test content and student information

Protect access information to the online testing and sFTP systems***This information cannot be shared with students, instructors,

or others who are not approved liaisons or proctors*** Authenticate test takers (picture ID) Monitor computer usage and prevent access to other resources Remove unauthorized resources from the testing area Prohibit access to and use of communication devices during testing Observe test takers to deter cheating behaviors

Page 7: Testing Liaison Basic Training. Who can be a Testing Liaison? ONE RULE: INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS Typically,

Testing Liaison Responsibilities3. Maintain confidentiality of student information

Protect access information to the online testing system***This information cannot be shared with students, instructors,

or others who are not approved liaisons or proctors*** Store student information and test results securely Distribute results to students quickly and in a confidential manner

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Testing Liaison Responsibilities4. Verify student information is entered accurately into the testing system

The Student Testing Number (STN) is used *** DO NOT USE SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS ***

Student name is spelled as it appears on his/her identification

NOTE: The student’s name will appear on the Coaching Report and/or Competency Certificate exactly as it is typed into the online testing system. Therefore, it is very important to use appropriate capitalization and spell names correctly!

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Testing Liaison Responsibilities5. Ensure a safe environment where test takers can

concentrate with minimal distractions Adequate and consistent lighting Comfortable temperature with proper ventilation Quiet with minimal distractions Properly functioning computer and mouse

6. Provide accommodations for students with special testing needs

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Testing Liaison Responsibilities7. Work with instructors to schedule students for the

appropriate test at the appropriate time

8. Serve as resource for instructors and administrators on testing-related issues

Page 11: Testing Liaison Basic Training. Who can be a Testing Liaison? ONE RULE: INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS Typically,

Testing Policies• Students may only take competency assessments in areas for which they

have completed training.Competency assessments are not for use as pre-tests

or to gauge progress throughout instruction

• Students should be administered the competency test as soon as possible after completing instruction and all required performance assessments.

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Testing Policies• Students may take a competency test no more than three (3) times.

• There is no required waiting period between the first and second attempts. However, students who do not pass on the second attempt must wait three (3) days before testing a third and final time.

• Students who pass a test may not retake the test in an attempt to achieve a higher score – only the first passing attempt is retained and used for reporting.

Page 13: Testing Liaison Basic Training. Who can be a Testing Liaison? ONE RULE: INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS Typically,

Accessing Tests1. Go to www.okcttc.com and click on the Online Testing link on the left side

of the page2. Testing Liaison inputs the username and password

Testing Liaisons are not permitted to give students the username and password so they can log into the system!

3. Testing Liaison selects the appropriate test for the student4. Enter student information into the registration fieldsNote: Students may input their information as long as the Testing Liaison has

a procedure in place for verifying the information is entered correctly

Page 14: Testing Liaison Basic Training. Who can be a Testing Liaison? ONE RULE: INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS Typically,

Preparing to Test• Testing Liaison verifies that students do not have

communication devices or other personal property in the testing area

• Testing Liaison ensures allowed resources are available (www.okcttc.com, Resources)

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Preparing to Test• Testing Liaison verifies that the following information is entered accurately

for each student: Student Testing Number (STN)

No STN? See Testing Liaison Policies & Procedures for instructionsDo NOT use the Social Security Numbers!

Instructor’s Last Name Student’s First and Last Names

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Preparing to Test Testing Liaison reviews the Code of Conduct with students.

The Code of Conduct appears after the student information is submitted. This Code addresses appropriate behavior during and after testing and addresses the consequences of misbehavior and cheating.

Each student must accept each screen. Students who do not accept both screens will be exited from the testing system.

Testing Liaison provides blank paper and writing instrument, if requested Testing Liaison reviews test instructions with students

Page 17: Testing Liaison Basic Training. Who can be a Testing Liaison? ONE RULE: INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES CANNOT BE TESTING LIAISONS OR PROCTORS Typically,

Administering TestsTesting Liaisons may not:

Translate questions or allow test takers to use translation devices

Explain questions Define words

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Administering Tests All questions are presented to the student in one screen Students use the scroll bar on the right side of the screen to

navigate through the test All questions must be answered before the exam can be submitted

for scoring

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Finishing a Testing Session Collect all paper and writing instruments used by students during

testing Submit exam for scoring

Note: Cut score on most CTTC tests is 70%

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Obtaining ResultsThe Coaching Report:

Shows the student’s outcome on the test (pass/fail)

Breaks down student performance by duty area

Documents competency attainment

Identifies areas where remediation is needed

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Distributing Results

Print two copies of the test taker’s Coaching Report• Student receives one copy of the Coaching Report• One copy of the Coaching Report is retained in the Student’s testing

file

Coaching Reports are accessible by Testing Liaisons through the CTTC website, www.okcttc.com.

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Retaking Tests A student cannot take a test more than three (3) times Remediation is recommended prior to retesting There is no mandatory waiting period between the first and second

attempts Students must wait three days before retaking an examination for

the third (and final) time A student may not retake a test that he/she has already passed Violations of the above can result in loss of access to the CTTC

Online Testing System and invalidation of student competency test results

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Testing Liaisons should check the Updates section at www.okcttc.com for:

Information on system downtime and other issues

Information on new products and product revisions

Answers to frequently asked questions Troubleshooting hints

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Congratulations on completing the Testing Liaison Training. Now, let’s see what you have learned!

To take the Testing Liaison Quiz, please click here.

Username: LiaisonPassword (case-specific): Test

Once you have completed the test, you will receive documents from the CareerTech Testing Center that must be completed and returned in order to set up your test site.