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This document provides a guide for using the BilSPED (Bilingual Special Education) Student Training Guide on the GWeb info system. It outlines 22 steps for students to access their TaskStream account through single sign-on, view and work on assessments, upload assignments, submit work, and view evaluation results and scores. Key aspects covered include logging in, accessing the student home page and BilSPED folio, adding and submitting work, viewing rubrics and comments, and getting additional assistance.
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Bil sped ts student instructional guide
- 1. Bilingual Special Education (BilSPED) Student Training Guide
- 2. Single Sign On via GWeb Info System for Students Click gweb info system From the webpage my.gwu.edu 2
- 3. Enter in GWID and PIN Then click Login 3
- 4. Click the Student Records and Registration Menu Tab 4 Welcome to the WWW Information System! Last web access on 10/02/12 at 03:59 pm
- 5. Click the TaskStream link 5
- 6. Click the LAT by TaskStream link if an additional slide opens after clicking this link, please select the LAT platform 6
- 7. Please read the TaskStream User Agreement and click Accept to continue 7
- 8. Initial TaskStream Platform Access: 8 As a first time user accessing the TaskStream platform through the preferred GWeb single sign-on process, students will be asked to change their password during their first visit to the TaskStream platform. This password change is only applicable to the TaskStream platform and can then be used outside the GWeb single sign-on to access their personal TaskStream account directly. Once you input your account information and personalize your password, click the Submit button to continue.
- 9. Student Home Page 9 Click to enter the DRF (Direct Response Folio) If you need help, you can find Mentoring Services on the lower right hand corner of the Home page.
- 10. BilSPED Folio Welcome Page 10 This is the DRF Welcome Page
- 11. Work Tab 11 The highlighted section shows the level you are currently viewing The Work tab is where students can add and submit work
- 12. Viewing Assessments 12 This section displays the assessment name This section displays the program name and NCATE standard (i.e., #7)
- 13. Working on Assessments 13 By clicking the Directions tab, you can see the instructions for the assignment To see the rubric used in this Evaluation, click the Evaluation Method link for that requirement. Then click View Rubric
- 14. View Your Rubric 14 A new window with the rubric will open. To export rubric to Microsoft Word, click Export to Word.
- 15. Attachments 15 When you are ready to submit an assignment, click Attachments in the bottom bar of the DRF programs right pane structure.
- 16. Uploading Your Assignment 16 Then click Add File To upload your assignment, Choose a File saved on your computer. You can Name File and add a Description. Once file is added, you can click Save and Return to the Work tab.
- 17. Submitting Your Work 17 Click the Submit Work button to send assignments to your instructor
- 18. Submitting Your Work Cont.: 18 A screen will pop up asking if you are sure you want to submit your work for evaluation. When done, click Yes-Submit My Work
- 19. Seeing Scored Work 19 The Scores/Results tab shows you a summary of the status and evaluation results for all of your work in the program.
- 20. Viewing Results/Scores: This section displays the rubric score: Meets Requirements or Does Not Meet Requirement Look for the row with the requirement/assessment you would like to view scores or confirm submission. Click here to view any comments from faculty 20
- 21. Viewing Results/Scores: A time stamp will appear when work is submitted You can also Edit and Submit work from this tab 21
- 22. Thank you! For additional assistance, feel free to contact: TaskStreams Mentoring Services department by calling 1-800-311- 5656 or email help@taskstream.com Or the GSEHD TaskStream Administrators, Leslie J. Ward, Ed.D., and Ellen Wanjiru by calling 202-994-0359 or emailing oppats@gwu.edu 22