NWEA MAP Report Site

NWEA MAP Report Site

Getting Started:

ü  Go to https://reports.nwea.org/Login.aspx

ü  Enter your username and password.

ü  Once logged in, notice links to various features along the left hand side of the screen.

Overview of Online Reports

1.  Teacher Reports: A list of all of your students tested in order of lowest score to highest score.

·  Includes test date, standard error, RIT scores, percentiles, and subcategory scores

2.  Class Rosters: Individual reports on each student. This is the report for parents.

·  Option: Click on “Both” under #4 on this report to get a graph comparing your students’ scores to the norm and district scores.

3.  Class By Subject: A way to print your whole class by subject area: Math or Reading.

·  RIT scores (lowest to highest) OR

·  In alphabetical order by last name

Simply select the subject area: Math or Reading

4.  Grade By Subject: You can print the entire grade by subject area: Math or Reading.

·  RIT Scores (lowest score to highest) OR

·  In alphabetical order by last name

Simply select the subject area: Math or Reading

Overview of Instructional Resources

Class By RIT: A way to group your students and see sub-skill sets for work with small intervention groups.

·  1st Screen shows overall (composite) score groupings.

·  Click on either Mathematics or Reading for sub-skills breakdown.

·  Click on a student’s name for skills listings.

·  3 columns will appear:

a.  Left Column: “To enhance” – skills learned, use for independent or more practice

b.  Middle Column: “To develop” – skills to focus for direct instruction

c.  Right Column: “To introduce” – skills to introduce to students

Overview of Data-Tools

*Select “Dynamic Reports” Link: once this is selected, click again on Dynamic Reports link, and it will take you to a new home page, with ‘Report Links’ along left tool bar.

The following are the ‘Report Links’ along the left:

1.  Teacher Class Overview – main screen in Dynamic Reports

·  This gives graphs for predicted performance on KPREP, distribution, and % of your class that made expected growth for the previous testing year.

2.  Goal by RIT band – Click on a sub-skill RIT band to see which of your students fell in that area.

3.  Grade by RIT band - Click on a RIT band to see which of your students fell in that area.

4.  Lexile Report – See a graph that shows the Lexile levels of your class.

5.  Student Booklist – Allows you to choose books for your students within their Lexile Range. Follow these steps:

·  Select your class by hitting the arrow to move your class over to the 2nd box.

·  Then enter book titles or topics for searching to see what books would be within your students’ Lexile ranges.

·  Hit ‘Run Document’ when you have your class and search words entered.

(You might be surprised how high some of the books are!)

6.  Student Goal Setting Worksheet – Run individual goal setting sheets for each of your students.

·  1st select to limit by either class or teacher (doesn’t matter which you pick).

·  Hit ‘Run Document’ at top.

·  Move your class to the 2nd box with the arrow and hit ‘Run Document.’

·  Click on the PDF button in the top left corner for easier navigating.

·  Click on + sign until you get a list of your students.

·  Click on student’s name to see their goal sheet.

7. Student Projected Performance Sheet – A list of your students and how they are projected to be on KPREP.

·  Select your class and move it to the 2nd box.

·  Hit ‘Run Document.’