All five alternate language tests that can be ordered in paper can be administered on computer for math in all grade levels. When a student is set up for an alternate language test, the test form (questions/answers) are translated into the alternate language as well as the user interface (buttons, navigation, etc.). Students who are making use of an alternate language test form will also have the option to click the alternate language on the Questar Secure Browser login page to enter their username and password into a translated login page.
Setting Alternate Language for CBT Math
- In Nextera Admin, navigate to a school within administration>Content area "Math"
- Click the "Students" tab to see all students and locate the needed student
- Click "View" to the right of the student you need from the student results list
- On the "View Student" page, click "Edit" to manage the student record
- Within the student record information for "Testing Language" (on the left of the record page), select the alternate language from the drop-down menu
- You will find that selecting "Spanish" or any other alternate language for "Testing Language" will display the "Testing Language" icon lower on the page in the "Accessibility and Accommodations Options" list
- Click "Save" to complete the setting for the student to have an alternate language CBT math for the student's grade level
See below for images from the View Student Edit Record page:
Please note that the Questar Secure Browser login page will appear in English as the default. Once the student selects "Español," the Spanish login screen will appear.
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