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Manage Classes
Manage Students

Assigning the Assessment
Assessment Question Types & Features
Reporting
- General Sadlier Connect Reports
- Archdiocese of Chicago Proficiency Reports

Manage Classes Admins and teachers can manage classes. Sadlier will roster classes using your PowerSchool data.	Back to Table of Contents
Please check your classes and students rostered to the classes are correct in Sadlier Connect. You may want to change the names of the classes or add additional teachers to some. Adding teachers to a class is an admin-only function. Log in to Sadlier Connect. Click the settings icon. Select Manage Classes.
Click the eye icon next to one of your classes to view the Class Roster.
Editing the Class Click the pencil icon and select Edit Account from the menu.
Edit Class pop-up module On the Edit Class pop-up module, you can adjust the class information. "Class Code" and "Add Licenses" are not functions AOC will use at this time.
Add Students to a Class Click the "Save and Add Students" button on the Edit Class pop-up module. The default view shows only students in the class. Use the Show filter to find other students to add to the class. You will need to manually add students not found with the All Students filter set. To add or edit students, please see the Manage Student section below. After adding the student account, return to Manage Classes to add the student to the class.
Manage Students	Back to Table of Contents
Log into Sadlier Connect. Click the settings icon. Select Manage Students from the settings menu.
Add a Student Click the Add Student button. The resulting page is a simple form to fill out information for the student. Return to Manage Classes to add the new student to a class.
Edit an Existing Student Account Click on the pencil icon and select Edit from the menu.
Assigning the Assessment	Back to Table of Contents
Teachers or Administrators can assign assessments to a class. From the Dashboard, click the Religion icon. All teachers will see the assessments for all participating grades.
Click on the assessment grade you want to assign on the left. Click the Assign icon for the assessment on the far right. Click the assessment title to preview the assessment.
Assignment Settings You can edit the Assignment name from the default, but the change will only be visible to you and the admins. Students will always see the default name. Select a class or multiple classes. Enter the start and due dates and times. No other settings are necessary for assigning these assessments.
Scroll down to the bottom of the Create Assignment screen to see the list of students You will find all students in the class(es) selected. Uncheck student(s) to omit them from the assessment We don't expect too much use of the unselecting of students function, but there may be a case if a class assesses students in groups. Click the Save button
Student Access to the Assessment Students use the same website address as the teacher or admin. Their usernames and passwords are available when you view the roster in Manage Classes. In Manage Classes, click the eye icon to view the class roster. When students log in, they will see the assigned assessment on the Dashboard. Click "View" to start the assessment.
Questions are displayed one at a time. Use the arrows in the top-left to move through the questions. If the student needs to stop and start up later, use the black Save button in the top-right corner. Students should complete the assessments in one sitting, but make sure they save if there is an interruption. If they do not save, there is a risk Sadlier Connect will time out before they return. The time-out period is roughly 40 minutes. Students click the blue Submit button when done with the assessment If a student submits the assessment before they answer all questions, please see this Article on re-assigning.
Skipping a question and clicking the submit button results in the message confirming they want to submit. The message will not appear if they answer all the questions. If sure they want to submit Click the blue Submit Assignment button If they want to find the question and answer: Click Continue Assignment
Finding the Missed Question Use the Review button to see the list of questions answered and not answered. Click the view button next to one of the questions marked "NOT ANSWERED" to return to that question.
Assessment Question Types and Features Each grade level has different needs when assessing the students. If any questions containing audio, images, or animation do not load the media, have the student click the Save button and refresh the page.	Back to Table of Contents
Pre-K Description: 12 questions includes read-aloud for instructions and question text. Question Types: - Multiple Choice - Image (2 Choices) - Multiple Choice - Animation (2 Choices) Suggested Assessment Duration (Not Timed): 20 minutes	Kindergarten Description: 13 questions includes read-aloud for instructions and question text. Question Types: - Multiple Choice - Image (2 Choices) - Multiple Choice - Animation (2 Choices) Suggested Assessment Duration (Not Timed): 20 minutes
First Grade Description: 19 questions includes read-aloud for instructions and question text. Question Types: - Multiple Choice - Image (2 Choices - Multiple Choice - Animation (2 Choices) - Multiple Choice - text (2 Choices) Suggested Assessment Duration (Not Timed): 25 minutes	Second Grade Description: 25 questions includes read-aloud for instructions and question text. Question Types: - Multiple Choice - Image (2 Choices - Multiple Choice - Animation (2 Choices) - Multiple Choice - text (2 Choices) Suggested Assessment Duration (Not Timed): 30 minutes
Third Grade Description: 25 questions includes read-aloud for instructions and question text. Question Types: - Multiple Choice - Image (2 Choices - Multiple Choice - Animation (2 Choices) - Multiple Choice - text (2 Choices) Suggested Assessment Duration (Not Timed): 30 minutes	Fourth Grade A Bible is required for questions 4&5. Description: 31 questions Question Types: - Multiple Choice - text (3 Choices) - Drag and Drop Suggested Assessment Duration (Not Timed): 35 minutes
Fifth Grade Description: 31 questions Question Types: - Multiple Choice - text (3 Choices) - Drag and Drop - Dropdown Suggested Assessment Duration (Not Timed): 35 minutes	Sixth Grade Description: 37 questions includes read-aloud for instructions and question text. Question Types: - Multiple Choice - text (4 Choices) - Drag and Drop - Dropdown Suggested Assessment Duration (Not Timed): 45 minutes
Seventh Grade Description: 37 Questions Question Types - Multiple Choice - text (4 Choices) - Drag and Drop - Dropdown Suggested Assessment Duration (Not Timed): 45 minutes	Eighth Grade Description: 37 Questions Question Types - Multiple Choice - text (4 Choices) - Drag and Drop - Dropdown Suggested Assessment Duration (Not Timed): 45 minutes

Reports

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General Sadlier Connect Reports

Sadlier Connect includes many types of reports as part of the platform. Click here to learn more.

Archdiocese of Chicago Proficiency Reports

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In addition to the Sadlier Connect standard platform reports, you will find 3 Proficiency Reports after students complete the assessment. The three reports are:

Class Proficiency
Standards Proficiency
Domain Proficiency

Proficiency Bands	Range
	100% - 80%
	79% - 50%
	49% and below
Accessing the Reports	Back to Table of Contents
Click the Reports tab Select the Archdiocese of Chicago Reports
Class Proficiency Report	Back to Table of Contents
Use the filters to isolate a Class to see this report: Select an Assessment Grade is optional Select a Class Once the above selections are made the Sample image below the filters will change to show the Class Proficiency report for the Class selected.
You can change the view of the report to a bar chart using the view options above the chart area on the right. Click on the bar for a student to see Scaled Score.
You can quickly access the Class Assessment Report using the button on the lower right. When you click the View Assessment Report button the filters are set for the class you were viewing in the Class Proficiency Report. There are more questions than what is shown, so you will need to use the scrollbar. Clicking on the icons in the table exposes more information. In the image shown all of the expand ▲ and collapse ▼ controls are expanded.
Switching to Another Proficiency Report Switch to the Standards or Domain Proficiency Reports from the filters above the chart.
Standards Proficiency Report	Back to Table of Contents
The default view shows a chart for all Domains.	Scroll down below the Domain pie charts and Proficiency Legend to see the individual student scores.
Additional filters isolate Domains and Standards above the Domain pie charts.
Click on a pie wedge to see more details. In the more details part of the screen, click on a segment of the bar to show the students' names.
If Domains are selected, the Standards filter will only show the Standards in the Domains selected.
Domain Proficiency	Back to Table of Contents
The Domain Proficiency report shows each domain with a designated color and includes a color domain legend below the chart. Click on any bar segment to see more details.	Scroll down below the color domain legend to see each class's "Average Domain Scores" in the table.
Select one domain, and the proficiency of that domain appears.
Selecting Multiple Classes If you have more than one class and select the "All Classes" option, you will see the classes instead of individual students in the chart when multiple classes are selected.	Below the Domain Legend, the details of the selected classes display in separate gray boxes.