Assessment Planning: Completing a Juried Assessment

Getting Started

As a juror, you may access the juried assessments in several ways:

+From the Home Page
+From Tasks
+From Planning

Viewing Artifacts / Observations

  • For Observations, only a description will be provided on the left-hand side of the screen.
  • If the student has submitted a Tk20 artifact (Coursework & Portfolios option), it will be displayed on the left side of the screen.

    The lesson plan page showing the Details, Standards, and Submissions tabs on the left side with fields for Title, Description, Lesson Overview, and Subject or Content Area selections. The right side shows the Extensions tab with a table listing Activity, New Due Date, Initiator, and Activity Date, followed by a Grant Extension section containing fields for Current Due Date, New Due Date, New Due Time, and Comments, along with Grant Extension and Cancel buttons.

  • If the administrator has uploaded a file, you may click on Download to save it to your computer, or you can click on View and Annotate to open the document in your internet browser.

    The file list showing a single file entry labeled 'Philosophy.docx.docx' with links for View and Annotate and Download, followed by a note stating that conversion is complete.

Assessing Artifacts / Observations

  1. Complete the assessment by selecting the radio button for each criterion within the traditional rubric, as well as any additional questions.
  2. After you have completed the assessment tool(s), choose one of the following actions:
    • Save Draft: save work and return at a later time
    • Submit: submit the assessment
    • Submit Next: submit the assessment and move to the next student
    • Cancel without Saving: exit the assessment tool without saving any changes

Note(s):

  • If available, comments may be left for each criterion within the score column of the rubric.

    The lesson plan page showing the Details, Standards, and Submissions tabs on the left with a file list containing one uploaded document titled 'Philosophy.docx.docx' with View and Annotate and Download links. The right side shows the Assessment Tool, Extensions, and Feedback tabs above a rubric table listing criteria with Unacceptable, Acceptable, and Target rating columns and a Score field.

You can also refer to the video link: JA Construction 3 of 4: Assessing a Juried Submission

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