Accommodation Rules are assigned to individual Exam-Takers to provide them additional accommodations during their exams including increased time, spell check, or non-secure settings. When an accommodation is assigned to an Exam-Taker, it does not affect the security options or features for all other Exam-Takers in the course.
To assign accommodation rules, accommodation groups must first be established for the account. Then Exam-Takers are assigned to groups that specify assessment rules.
Note: Accommodation rules will apply to all assessments taken by the selected exam-takers.
Procedures
- Set Up Accommodation Rules on Account
- Assign Accommodation Rules Manually
- Assign Accommodation Rules on Import
Set Up Accommodation Rules on Account
- In order to add Exam-Takers to Accommodation Groups, contact our Support team. Accommodation Rules can have any combination of the following options:
- Percent of time limit – increase time limit for each exam
- Security Disabled – provides a non-secure version of the exam for an Exam-Taker (enabling access to other applications)
- Spell check enabled – enables spell checker even if it was disabled for the exam
- You can check what accommodation rules are in place by visiting the Global Settings page of your portal.
Assign Accommodation Rules Manually
- Select the Exam-Takers tab at the top of the screen.
- Find the Exam-Taker you need to add the accommodation to, and select the pencil icon in the Actions column.
- Select an accommodation rule from the drop-down menu.
- After selecting the Accommodation Rule, select Save.
Notes:
- The Accommodation Rules for each Exam-Taker can be viewed under the Exam-Takers tab.
- A separate column can be added to this view by selecting it from the gear icon.
- For these accommodations to take effect, they must be in place prior to a student downloading an assessment.
Assign Accommodation Rules on Import
- Navigate to the Exam-Takers tab.
- Select Import Exam-Takers.
- When importing an Exam-Taker file, each person can be assigned their own accommodation rule.
Note: For these accommodations to take effect, they must be in place prior to a student downloading an assessment.