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Datawise MEASURES will bring all of your district's assessment pieces together to support your goals for raising student achievement. Created in partnership with teachers and school leaders, Datawise MEASURES Test Delivery is a mature web-based system that simplifies test creation, test administration via online or plain paper scanning, and real-time reporting over your states standards.

Datawise MEASURES Performance Analysis allows teachers to quickly view their most timely results with just one click. Create dynamic reports that support data-driven collaboration and decisions quickly and easily by selecting virtually any group of students and any combination of local and state assessments.



Teachers 
Especially Benefit from:

  • Easily creating online or ready-to-scan tests and giving it to their class.
  • Reviewing results for their class over the state standards immediately enabling them to modify instructional strategies.
  • Accessing teacher resources tied to the state standards.




Advantages for
Principals:

  • Accessing powerful one-click reports to facilitate data conversations with teachers.
  • Confidence that their data is up-to-date with the student information system.
  • Disaggregating or aggregating results over demographics - for state and/or local assessments - drill down from the "30,000-foot view" to a students' detailed history over many years.




Time Savings for
District Staff:

  • Exploring district-wide data interactively. Save views of performance data for other staff when working with their own students.
  • Creating batch reports.
  • Collaborating through item bank and test bank management tools.




 

"A critical step in moving an organization from rhetoric to reality is to establish the indicators of progress to be monitored, the process for monitoring them, and the means of sharing results with people throughout the organization."

Learning by Doing: A Handbook for Professional Learning Communities at Work
by Richard DuFour, Rebecca DuFour, Robert Eaker, Thomas Many