Scoring an
Assignment

1. Log in to Teacher Dashboard:

app.flashlight360.com or via Clever

2. From your landing page, click on the Grade tab on the navigation menu.

3. From your Grade page in the Assignments section of the navigation menu, click on Grade next to the student whose assignment you're looking to grade.

4. Speaking Portion: When you select Grade, you will be introduced to the start of the grading flow for the student. On this page you will see:

• The student's labeling work (you can enlarge the image by selecting the "[ ]" icon)
• Speaking Scores (highlighted further in step 5 below)
• The Speaking Prompt assigned to the student
• Student recordings (student can record up to 3 times during an Assignment) listed as Recording 1, Recording 2, and Recording 3. 

5. After listening to the student's recording, you may score the student by selecting the number for the appropriate score of the 5 unique speaking indicators. In the Speaking Scores section, you will be able to:

• Hover over the "?" icon next to Speaking Scores to see the Scoring Rubric.
• Toggle on and off Show Anchors (shown in blue when turned on), and when you hover over a given number, you will have the ability to select play to hear an example of a student with that score.
• If you hover over the "i" icon (for information) next to each indicator, you can get a deeper understanding for that specific indicator.

6. If you would like to add feedback for your student, type and record a message in the Provide Student Feedback section. Similarly, if you would like to add notes or reminders to yourself, add them in the Teacher Notes section.

When you are ready to proceed, select Next: Writing, or if you would like to take a break with grading, select Save & Quit. 

7. Writing Portion: When you select the Next button, you will be introduced to the writing section of the grading flow. On this page you will see:

• The Writing Prompt assigned to them 
• Writing Scores (highlighted in step 5 with the exception that there are only 3 writing indicators)
• Student Writing submission

8. Similar to the Speaking Portion of the Assignment, you can write or record a message in the Provide Student Feedback section and add private notes in the Teacher Notes section.

When you are ready to proceed, select Submit, or if you would like to take a break with grading, select Save & Quit. 

9. When you have completed grading your Assignment, you can proceed to the next assignment that is available to be graded, or you can return to Assignments. In the Submissions column, you will see green, orange, and red buttons with numbers in them. If you select them, they will show Assignments that are:

• Submitted (green): These students have submitted their Assignment. They will have a green check next to their name if their Assignments have been graded.
• In Progress (orange): These students are in the middle of their Assignment. This slideout will also show where in the Assignment a student is (Labeling, Speaking, or Writing) which can help you know if they are stuck. 
• Not Started (red): These students have not started their Assignment yet.