Rostering Methods Quiz

What is rostering?

• Rostering defines student, teacher, and classroom data and the relationship among each, and then converts that data into rosters that are used by third-party applications.

• Rostering provide the right amount of access to the right applications.

• Rostering enables customers to create new applications they can use in classrooms.

• Rostering is the same as Provisioning

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DOK Level 1: Recall

Select all the SSO options we offer to customers.

• Google

• ClassLink

• Clever

• We offer all of these options

SSO stands for:

• single sign on

• student success options

• state standards organization

• supplemental system options

What's the abbreviation for the application our customers use to house student data?

(a)  

Choose the rostering method(s) for which a customer is responsible for regularly and manually maintaining their user lists for account access.

• One-time assisted

• Self-rostered

• ClassLink

• Clever

The (a)   is the record within NetSuite that hosts information from one or more sales order(s) for a single customer.

It provides a single source of truth for the onboarding details and status for the given sales orders.

TRUE/FALSE

If a customer has an automated rostering integration, they still need to manually add students to their Imagine Plus products.

• true

• false

TRUE/FALSE

Teachers with an automated rostering integration can decide to turn it off for their students.

• true

• false

Select examples of 3rd party assessments with which IL products can integrate.

• NWEA MAP

• Renaissance STAR

• MyPath Assessment

• ALEKS

Term for the page where users can choose which IL product to access after logging into their account.

• product portal

• homepage

• launchpad

• dashboard