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The BASI Performance Report tracks the performance of students in BASI courses at an objective mastery level.

Select Other Reports from the Main Menu, then select BASI Performance.

Select the Input Criteria prior to generating the report (see table below). Note: Administrators and Teachers select from different input criteria.

Setting	Options
Domain	This single-select list will display the current domain and all domain names under the domain where the report is run. Default is the current domain where the user is logged in. If the report is run from a district, the district and all school/programs in the district will display alphabetically in the list. If the report is run from a school/program, only the school/program will display in the list. Select a district to generate a district report.
Course	This multi-select list displays all BASI courses for the selected domain.
Student	This multi-select list of students is in Last Name, First Name format for the selected domain(s) above. It only lists Active students. By not selecting a student, the report will be generated for all students. Student IDs are provided after the name to differentiate between students with the same name.
Enrollment Status	This is a single-select list that displays enrollments for courses with a selected enrollment status. The default is All.
Start Date - End Date	Specifying a date range displays enrollments within the date range. A date range for all enrollments will display enrollments displays enrollments active between the start and end date. If no date range is specified, all activity records should be displayed on the report output.

Select an export option and then select Submit. Note: By default, this report is exported in XLS format.

Reading the BASI Performance Report

Data	Description
Course ID	ID for the BASI course
Course Name	Name for the BASI course
Assessment	A test containing questions
First Name	First name of the student
Last Name	Last name of the student
Username	Username name of the student
User ID	User ID of the student
User External ID	External ID of the student
Achieved	Total points achieved
Possible	Total points possible
Score	Sum of the score (achieved/possible) for all grades for that item
Score Date	Date when scored
Standard Score	A standard score (aka scale score) is a raw score transferred to a different measurement scale with a certain mean and standard deviation. A standard score still compares the performance of a students to performance of students in a group (the norm group). A standard score represents how far from the mean a raw score is in terms of standard deviation units. The most basic of standard scores is the z score (mean of 0 and SD=1). Once we obtain and transform raw scores to z scores, to any other type of a standard score with whatever mean and standard deviation we choose. Some common standard scores are scores with a mean of 100 and standard deviation of 15; T scores 0 mean of 50 and standard deviation of 10; or others with a mean of 500 and a standard deviation of 100.
Grade Level Equivalent	A grade equivalent score is reported as a decimal fraction such as 3.6 or 8.9. The whole number represents the grade and the decimal represents the month of the school year within that grade. Thus, a grade equivalent of 3.6 is described as "third grade sixth month." If the average score of those taking a test in third grade during the sixth month is 25, then a raw score of 25 on the test has a grade equivalent of 3.6. In other words, the grade equivalent score reports the grade placement for which a raw score on a test is average.
National Percentile	Percentile rank scores tell us the percentage of individuals in a particular group that score at or below a particular raw score. If a raw score of 30 on a test corresponds to the 45th percentile, we can say that a person's performance exceeded that of 45 percent of individuals in the comparison group.
Objective 1 Name	Objective Mastery Name in that respective assessment
Objective 1 Score	Objective Mastery score in that respective assessment

Notes on the BASI Performance Report

Only active students are displayed in the student filter, and only those students’ details are fetched to get the enrollment details for further processing.
Retired courses and deleted enrollments will not appear in the report output.
If a teacher is enrolled as a student in the course, then Teacher enrollment details will be displayed in the report.
If Admin/Teacher gives scores to the student, and the student has not attempted the test, then that student information is not shown in the report.
The tests for BASI untimed courses are not scored. Standard Score, Grade Level Equivalent, and National Percentile values won’t be displayed in report output.

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