Creating New Groups and Standards

Note: Buttons to create new items are at the bottom of the screen.



Option

Description

 

A group is used to organize the Standards Bank and can contain other groups and standards. Enter information based on the descriptions in the Group Detail section below.


Standards can be assessed multiple times to track student achievement. Standards must be located within a group. Enter information based on the descriptions in the Standard Detail section below.


One-Time Standards can only be assessed once per student per Course. Enter information based on the descriptions in the Standard Detail section below. One-Time Standards cannot be associated with assignments in the Grade Book.


  1. Click a New button.
  2. Enter details for the group or standard. A Name is required for either, a Rubric is required for a group, and an Abbreviation and Parent are required for standards.
  3. Click Save or click the arrow next to the save button to select another save option:
    • Save & Copy: save the current item and copy it as a starting place for a new one. Child groups and standards are not copied.
    • Save & New Group: save the current group and open a new, blank group.
    • Save & New Standard: save the current standard and open a new, blank standard.
    • Save & New One-Time Standard: save the current standard and open a new, blank, one-time standard.

Groups and standards can also be created within a group or standard using the Add button under Child Standards or Child Groups.

Group and Standard Details

Click a group or standard to view details and make edits. Access groups and standards from the standards bank, or anywhere a name displays as a hyperlink, including and item's Parent, Child Standards, or Child Groups

Group Editor

In the Report Card, Parent groups appear capitalized, bolded, centered, and with a gray-shaded background. See example below.


Field

Description

Group Name

The name that displays for the group. 40 character limit.

Rubric

The rubric used when scoring standards in this group.  Rubrics are created in the Score Groups & Rubrics tool. The rubric chosen applies to all child standards. Groups themselves are not scored, nor are they visible in the teacher's Grade Book. 

Sequence

The placement of the Group within the Standards Bank and report card.

Child groups can be sequenced from the parent by clicking and dragging groups within the Child Groups list. Ordering groups in this way automatically updates the entered sequence number beginning with 1, overwriting the exiting sequence.

Credit Overflow

This checkbox can only be marked for one child group at a time. It indicates that if additional credits are earned in another credit group, they can be applied to this credit group within the same Academic Program.

Archived

Archived groups are not removed where they are in use, but they cannot be used in the future. Displays with an archived group icon in the standards bank.

Include in Report Card Indicates if the group should be available for inclusion in report cards.

Parent

Lists any parent group/s. Click  to open a search window to select a parent group. Groups cannot be located within a Standard. 

Comments

Any comments related to the group.

Description

Additional information about the group.

Standard Editor


Field

Description

Display Name

The name of the Standard. It is recommended that this name be a shortened version of the Full Standard/Description that can be easily viewed in the Standards Bank, Report Card, and the Portal. 500 character limit.

Full Standard/Description

The long description of the standard. The length of this field is not limited. It is recommended that standards which exceed the 500 characters allowed for the Display Name be entered in this field. This description only appears here in the Standards Bank.

Abbreviation

An abbreviation used to identify the standard. This prefix is visible on the Course Standards tab and the Course Master Standards tab as well as in Assignments and the Grade Book. 20 character limit.

Number

The alphanumeric identification number of the standard. This number can be used to indicate grade level. 

Code

A user-defined field that can be used in custom reports.

Sequence

The sequence number of the standard, which determines the order the standard displays in the Standards Bank and report cards. Standards under the same parent with duplicate numbers are sorted alphabetically.

Standards can also be sequenced within a group by clicking and dragging standards in the Child Standards section. Ordering standards in this way automatically updates the sequence number beginning with 1, overwriting the existing sequence.

Post to Transcript

Indicates if the results of this Standard can be included in students' transcripts.

Power Standard

Indicates that this standard is included in the Course Standards Report, given the option to only include Power Standards is selected.

State Reported

Indicates if the results of this Standard can be included in state reports.
External LMS Exclude If a district is sharing Campus data with an external learning management system, this checkbox can be used to exclude specific records from being shared.
Include in Report Card Indicates if the standard should be available for inclusion in report cards.
Include in Portal Indicates if the standard is visible on the Campus Student and Campus Parent Portals. Note that if an assignment is aligned to only standards/tasks that are hidden from the Portal, that assignments and its score will not display for students and parents.
Archived

Archived standards are not removed where they are in use, but they cannot be used in the future. Displays with an  icon in the standards bank.

Parent

The parent group or standard. Click  to open a search window to select the appropriate parent group. Standards can be located within any group or another standard.

Comments

Any comments related to the standard.

Child Standards

Any standards nested below this standard.

Aligned Assessments

Lists any assessments that have been aligned to the standard. This list populates based on the Test Setup created in System Administration.
Standard Associations

Associations can be used to connect related standards. These associations are not currently used outside the Standards Bank, but future standards enhancements may use them.

  1. Click Add.
  2. Select a standard from the list.
  3. Select an Association Type from the list.

Child Groups and Standards

The groups and standards nested below a group or standard are listed at the bottom of the editor. Any changes made in this area are reflected in the standard/group editor for the item.

Add a new standard or group by clicking Add and entering basic data for the item. To add an existing standard or group as a child, navigate to the desired item in the standards bank and select a Parent.


Standards in Report Cards

The following image indicates how groups and standards appear in Report Cards:

  • Student's name, school of enrollment and teacher
  • Rubric with a prefix of "Academic Performance Level for"
  • Standard scored, within Parent and Child Groups

A sample report card, with placeholder group and standard names to illustrate how these names display.