CERS Beyond the Basics

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Dive into the advanced aspects of CERS, covering district and school exports, data dictionary, user roles, and more. Learn how to utilize CERS effectively for managing assessments and accessing crucial educational data.


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  1. CERS Beyond the CERS Beyond the Basics Basics for Test Coordinators and Administrators

  2. Complete a district and school export Understand uncommon user roles Complete CERS rostering Understand the CERS teacher view View features specific to interim assessments Locate CERS resources Get answers to CERS questions Agenda Agenda 2

  3. District and School District and School Exports in CERS Exports in CERS

  4. District and District and School Exports School Exports Interim Assessment Data Summative Assessment Data Overall Scores / Scale Scores Domain Scores Ethnicity ELAS

  5. Data Dictionary Data Dictionary Section One: Data Elements Section Two: Reports Section Three: Defining the Data Elements

  6. District/School District/School Exports Exports Demonstration Demonstration 6

  7. Accessing CERS with Accessing CERS with TOMS TOMS User Roles User Roles

  8. Access to CERS Data by Role Access to CERS Data by Role Data is available in CERS based on the user s role in TOMS. LEA Coordinator Site Coordinator Test Administrator or Test Examiner 8

  9. Roles for Data Roles for Data Without Without Administration Administration Other CERS Roles: Educator District Educator Site Educator Roster

  10. Other TOMS Other TOMS User Roles User Roles IA Administrator Only Tools for Teachers Only

  11. Reflect on CERS User Roles Reflect on CERS User Roles Who at your site or district would you consider assigning any of the other user roles to?

  12. Questions and Answers #1 Questions and Answers #1 Please put your questions into the Q and A box. 12

  13. Advanced Rostering Advanced Rostering

  14. Roster Upload Template File Roster Upload Template File Setup Setup Column Headers in the Roster Upload Template Group Name (Locally Determined) School Natural ID (School CDS Code) School Year (Spring Year) Subject Code (ALL) SSID (State Student ID) Group User Login (Teachers Email Address in TOMS)

  15. Rostering File Rules Rostering File Rules CSV format No decimals Headers must remain Required columns Sort order One SSID and email per row 200 students max 15

  16. Other Rostering Other Rostering Considerations Considerations How often do we pull rosters? Who pulls the information for rostering? What Groups should be rostered?

  17. Reflect on Additional Groups Reflect on Additional Groups to Roster to Roster What other groups would you build in CERS through rostering?

  18. Break Break 18

  19. Features Specific to Features Specific to Interim Assessments Interim Assessments

  20. Features Specific to Interim Features Specific to Interim Assessments Assessments 1. Individual item results 2. Student responses to items 3. Individual and aggregate results by item 4. Item-level information Claim and Target Item difficulty Academic standards Group item level analysis Score point distribution 5. Key/Distractor analysis 20

  21. Interim Interim Assessments Assessments Demonstration Demonstration 21

  22. CERS Sandbox Exploration #1 CERS Sandbox Exploration #1 Exploration Options for Interim Assessments: View results by item: Individual student points and responses Item viewer Rubric and exemplar Item information View results by Key/Distractor Analysis Follow the steps in your resource guide. You will need to access the CERS Sandbox as a District Administrator. 22

  23. Questions and Answers #2 Questions and Answers #2 Please put your questions into the Q and A box. 23

  24. Tips to Train Staff Tips to Train Staff

  25. Basic Trainer Tips Basic Trainer Tips Know your audience. Ensure content is relevant and useful. Engage participants through meaningful activities.

  26. Use the CERS Sandbox Use the CERS Sandbox Same functions as CERS Non-secure environment Great for demonstrations and individual exploration 26

  27. Know the Lay of the Land Know the Lay of the Land Know what reports are available in CERS. Know what is included in each report and specifically for each assessment. Know where reports are housed in the system.

  28. The Teachers The Teacher s Vantage Point Vantage Point It is important to use the Teacher role in the CERS Sandbox during trainings for teachers!

  29. What is Useful for Teachers What is Useful for Teachers Teachers need information to move the learning forward.

  30. One Reminder One Reminder To Pass Along To Pass Along to Your to Your Teachers Teachers

  31. Teacher View in Teacher View in CERS CERS Demonstration Demonstration 31

  32. CERS Sandbox Exploration #2 CERS Sandbox Exploration #2 Exploration Options: Explore the Teacher Role in the CERS Sandbox Create a custom group as a teacher in the sandbox Follow the steps in your resource guide. You will need to access the CERS Sandbox as a teacher. 32

  33. Questions and Answers #3 Questions and Answers #3 Please put your questions into the Q and A box. 33

  34. CERS Resources CERS Resources

  35. Resources Resources CERS User Guide CERS Sandbox Quick Reference Guides CERS Videos CERS Resources Web Page 35

  36. Complete a district and school export Understand uncommon user roles Complete CERS rostering Understand the CERS teacher view View features specific to interim assessments Locate CERS resources Get answers to CERS questions Agenda Agenda Recap Recap 36

  37. Looking Ahead Looking Ahead Share in the chat box: One thing you have learned today that you plan to share back at your district or site 37

  38. Thank You! Thank You!

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