For each program, you can set up one or multiple Individual Student Reports on the ISR Settings tab of the Program Configuration. Reasons to create multiple ISRs might be to support multiple languages or to split out subjects if desired.

End users can access the ISR report from the Performance Report. When a user clicks on a single student from the Performance report to launch their individual ISR, a modal to select which ISR report to use is presented to the user if multiples are available. Users can switch between the report options and the ISR will render inside the modal and once the ‘Print’ button is selected, it will launch the browser's print popup.

Finalize the main Program Configuration before setting up an ISR.

Actions Available in the ISR Settings Tab (in Program Configuration)

If multiple ISRs are set up, select one from the menu. For the selected ISR, you can: 

  • Edit the ISR Name
  • Duplicate the ISR
  • Delete the ISSR
  • Activate/Deactivate the ISR. If marked inactive, the option will not be presented to users in the selection modal after clicking on a single student from the performance report.
  • Make edits to the settings and click Save.

Create a New ISR

Click the New ISR button. In the popup window, enter a an ISR Name and then click Create ISR. The new name will appear in the menu. Choose settings as described below and click Save periodically. If the site is already in use, consider making the ISR inactive until it is fully built.

General Settings 

  • Language Direction: Indicate the language direction for the ISR display.
  • Report Title: Enter a name for the report.
  • Report Logo: Optional. Select a logo by browsing or drag and drop a file. JPG, PNG, and GIF are supported.

Student Information

The custom labels are typically used for foreign language versions. Fields included are in the following areas: 

  • Report Date Label: Optionally, change the default field label.
  • Student Label: Optionally, change the default field label.
  • Show ID: Show the student ID on the report. Optionally, change the default field label.
  • Show Date of Birth: Show the student's date of birth on the report.
  • Show Grade Level: Show the student's grade level on the report. Optionally, change the default field label.
  • Show School Name: Show the student's school name on the report. Optionally, change the default field label.
  • Show District Name: Show the student's district on the report. Optionally, change the default field label.

ISR Report Components

After defining the general settings, you can select and configure each section you want to include on the individual student report. Each section can contain multiple widgets with specified performance objectives. Report widgets will not appear on the ISR when there is no data for the student (except for Text, which is not dependent on student data).

  • Add Report Section: Click to add a report section. Each section may contain one or more widgets. 
  • Section Title: Enter a name for the report section.
  • Results Contingent Visibility: 
  • Print Break Before Section: Insert a page break before the section.
  • Add Widget: Select to add a report component to a section. You can add several report components to a section. For each widget, select a single Content Area, one or more Test Windows, and an Objective (database field).

Note: If data does not exist for an ISR component you have defined, it will not appear on the report.

You can add the following report components to the ISR:

  • External Named: Only supports external data from TestNav. The External Objective is from TestNav data, such as scaled score.
  • Growth: Shows a graph with performance over time. For performance levels, score groups appear as background colors on the chart. Supports both ADAM and external data from TestNav.
  • Metadata Performance: Similar to the Growth report but using a grouping of items, such as reading comprehension or writing ability. Supports ADAM data only. 
  • Outcome Table: Only supports external data from TestNav populated based on Content Area, Test Window, and (optionally) Grade. You can build a table with up to two data columns and as many rows as needed. The left column is for the row description, and the two data columns allow you to select performance objectives defined in the program or manually entered objective keys (for example REPORTING_CATEGORY_PERCENT_CORRECT). Select the Add Text checkbox to a table description or legend. 

  • Page Break: Insert a page break at the selected location (anywhere within a section). You can also select the Print Break Before Section checkbox.
  • Reporting Category Profile: Select the Content Area and add Reporting Category Keys (reporting category code) to display a table with reporting categories.
  • Score and Performance: Shows the scaled score and a bar with colors for each performance level. Select the checkboxes to show test information, score group summary statements, and school and district averages. Supports ADAM data only.
  • Score with Bar: Only supports external data from TestNav. Similar to the Score and Performance component but with an objective from TestNav data.
  • Simple Level Output: Select a Performance Level Objective. Supports ADAM data only.
  • Text: Use this component to share text information, including links. Enter a heading and text or links in the content area.

Multi-Entity Table Widget

Use to display both proficiency level and scale score across multiple outcomes. This widget option allows outcomes for domain name, proficiency level, and scale score display. Scale score display is further configurable with number of ticks, starting value, and ending value.