Scoring Options and Reporting
IDP offers a variety of machine-readable student response forms which will accommodate everything from a short quiz or attendance to a lengthy final exam.
Available machine-readable answer sheets
Form IDP-1 has one hundred fifty items with five responses (A-E) available in four colors.
Form IDP-11 has thirty items with five responses (A-E) available in two colors.
Form IDP-2 has one hundred items with ten responses (1-10) available in brown.
Form IDP-15 has six items with five responses (A-E) available in red.
Instructors complete a "Request for Test Scoring Analysis" worksheet each time they need to have a test scored. This worksheet outlines the scoring options available and allows instructors to tailor the service to their individual needs.
Scoring options can include item weights, either-or scoring, converting raw scores to percentages, etc. You may have your students' scores sent directly to Brightspace by indicating this on the request form. The scores are not visible to students at this point. You choose when your students will see their scores. A score will not go to Brightspace if a student does not use their correct PUID. We provide a variety of reports, however, that will contain all scores.
Reports are delivered electronically, in easy to use formats, and are easily accessed using FileLocker. It is IDP policy and against FERPA regulations to e-mail score files to you.
Available reports
Answer Key Analysis - The key analysis details scoring options such as weights, either/ors, partial scoring, penalties and max points that is used on an exam. It will also show questions omitted on the key.
Exam Roster Report - The roster report contains identification and score data for each student taking the exam.
Student Score Report - The student score report contains student performance data in a one page per student format designed to provide student performance feedback.
Exam Analysis Report - The exam analysis report includes information about how students responded to each alternative for each question and enables the instructor to assess the level of student achievement on individual test questions as well as overall exam performance. It also provides statistical data such as the mean and high and low scores.
Score Distribution Graph - The score distribution graph shows scores obtained by students with a breakdown by individual or combined sections.
Score Export - This score file provides a breakdown of scoring including regular points, bonus points, max points and grade for each student in a .csv format.
Score Export Missing Response Analysis - This score file provides a list of incorrect or missing responses for all students in a .csv format.
Data Export - This data file is a .csv file that contains identifying data and all responses from a student's bubble sheet.
