Access Test Results
Log into the Results Report
To access the STAMP for ASL Results Report, follow these steps:
- Go to https://app.avantassessment.com/login.
- Enter the Test Code and password provided by Avant Assessment.
- Click LOG IN button.
To see how to access the Results Report via Bystry or ClassLink, go to the Integracje page.
Overview Screen
If you are using a district/organization or school/sub-organization viewing code, use the School/Location List to drill down to the desired class/testing group. To request a school/district login, contact Avant Support.
The testing group overview screen shows a score summary followed by a list of test takers. Results are organized by the two STAMP for ASL skills: Receptywny and Wyrazisty. Click a Report icon to view an individual report, or click a test taker’s name to review details and responses.
Test Taker Search
District and School admins can search for students by clicking the “Test Taker Search” button on District or School report screens.
The Test Taker Search feature includes a set of filters such as “Language“, “First name“, “Last name” and “Date Range“. Click “Search” to see all test takers that match your filters.
To print reports check the box for each test taker you want to print and then click “Print“.
Note: By default “Date Range” is set to the last testing year starting on Aug 1st. Date Range applies to the “Start Date” for each test taker. If you can’t find an expected test taker try expanding the date range or remove by pressing the “Clear” button.
Date Filter
By default, the Date Filter shows test results from the last 6 months.
To select a different time frame, type the date or click on the calendar. Then, click APPLY. There are also presets that can be selected to show the Last 3 Months, Last 6 Months, and Last Year of testing. The Date Filter can also be modified to search by Start Date or Recent Activity.
Monitor Test Progress
Testing Coordinators can use the Results Report to:
- Look up a test taker’s Login Name.
- Track progress in the Receptywny and Wyrazisty sections.
- Review available scores and open individual reports.
1. Look up how the test taker’s Login Name was entered.
2. Track test takers’ progress.
3. Review test results.
Test Score and Status
Benchmark Levels are grouped into three major proficiency levels: Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced. Each includes Low, Mid, and High sub-levels. The benchmark scale below helps explain the levels reported for Receptive and Expressive.
Statuses
NS (Not Started): The test taker has not started this section. If both Receptive and Expressive show NS, the test taker has completed only the Profile.
IP (In Progress): The test taker has started but has not completed this section. For the Expressive section, click IP to view the status of submitted responses.
SP (Scoring in Progress): The Expressive section has been submitted, but rating is not complete for one or more recorded video responses. Click SP to review rating progress.
NR (Not Ratable): The Expressive section may show NR when raters cannot rate any of the recorded responses. Causes can include missing or unusable video or an obstructed view of the signer. See possible reasons for NR (Not Ratable).
Zero Score (0): A zero may be assigned to an Expressive response that does not demonstrate ratable ASL proficiency, such as a response with no meaningful attempt, one that is entirely in a different language, or one that is off topic. See possible reasons for a Zero Score (0) and the Testing Rules.
Review Test Results
Receptive Section Scores
The Receptywny section measures how well a test taker understands signed ASL. It is computer-adaptive and computer-scored. Receptive scores are available as soon as the test taker completes the section; refresh the Results Report to see updated scores.
Scaled Scores
In addition to the benchmark level, the Receptywny section includes a Scaled Score. This number provides more detail about a test taker’s performance within a benchmark level and can help measure growth over time. Expressive does not have a scaled score. See the STAMP Przewodnik po Skalowanych Wynikach for ASL ranges.
Expressive Section Scores
The Wyrazisty section measures the test taker’s ability to communicate in ASL through recorded video responses. Expressive responses are sent for rating only after the test taker completes and submits the full assessment. Responses are rated by Avant Certified Raters, and scores are typically available within 25 business days of submission.
Accessing Expressive Video Responses
You can review the recorded video responses that test takers submit for the Wyrazisty section. Click the Expressive section score or status to open the section details.
Click Response 1, Response 2, or Response 3 to view the video for a specific prompt. Reviewing these recordings can also help explain a Zero (0) or NR (Not Ratable) result.
High (H) and Low (L) Indicators for Individual Responses
High (H) and Low (L) indicators help show variation among a test taker’s individual Expressive responses. When shown in the response details, they can help coordinators and teachers understand performance within a proficiency sub-level, in a way similar to how Receptive scaled scores provide additional detail.
Composite Score
The Composite Score is available once both Receptive and Expressive have been completed and scored. For STAMP for ASL, it is the average of the two section scores: (Receptive + Expressive) ÷ 2. For example, Receptive 4 and Expressive 5 produce a Composite Score of 4.5.
Testing Group Averages
The summary chart shows average scores for Receptywny, Wyrazisty, and Composite. Each skill average is calculated from test takers who have a score for that skill. The Composite average is calculated from test takers with an available Composite Score.
Distribution of Test Takers Across Levels
The bar graphs show the percentage of test takers who scored at each benchmark level for the two STAMP for ASL skills: Receptywny and Wyrazisty. Each skill has its own distribution.
Indywidualne Raporty
Access and download individual STAMP for ASL reports. For a complete report with both Receptive and Expressive scores, wait until all testing and rating is finished.
How to access Individual Reports for one or all test takers
Create Individual Report for a specific test taker:
- Click on the Report icon
to access the Individual Report for a test taker. - Click on the Printer icon
to print out the Individual Report. You will see a printer dialog box within your browser.
- You can create a PDF version of the report if your printer selection includes a PDF writer.
- You can print out an Individual Report on one page by clicking “More Settings” and adjusting the Scale.
Create Individual Reports for multiple or all test takers on the list:
- Click the box to the left of the test takers for which you wish to generate reports.
- Click on the Printer icon, then click on Indywidualne Raporty and then click on either All or Selected.
- Click on the Printer icon on the report.
PDF Splitter Tool
When you download multiple Individual Reports, they are combined into a single PDF.
Some schools prefer to distribute a separate PDF to each test taker. Use our PDF Splitter Tool to split the combined PDF into individual files named for each test taker (for example, Joe-Brown.pdf or Jane-Smith.pdf).
Individual Report Example
Individual Reports include the following information:
- Receptive Section score (computer-scored by Avant)
- Expressive Section score (rated by Avant Certified Raters)
- Composite Score
- Level Descriptions
- Suggestions to Power Up to the next level
Each test taker’s report includes a scoring graphic for Receptywny and Wyrazisty, showing the benchmark level attained. A Composite Score summarizes performance across both skills.
The Receptywny scoring graphic appears after the test taker completes that section. The Wyrazisty scoring graphic appears after Avant finishes rating the video responses.
For the Wyrazisty section, an additional shaded area may appear if one response is rated at a higher level. This highlights a range of proficiency levels across the test taker’s signed responses.
The Level Description field explains what test takers at each level can generally do with ASL.
The Suggestions field provides ideas to help test takers develop their skills and advance to the next level. See the Avant Power Up Guide for more information.
If desired, you can distribute the Individual Report to test takers or parents, along with the Avant STAMP Benchmark & Rubric Guide.
Download Results Summary
Download a CSV file containing STAMP for ASL test taker information and results. For the most complete results, wait until testing and rating are finished.
How to Download a CSV File
- Click the Download button. When the file options become available, select Test Taker Data.
- Follow the prompts to save the file to your computer.
What the CSV File Includes
The Test Taker Data download creates a comma-separated values (CSV) file that you can open in Excel or another spreadsheet application. You can sort, filter, or create a customized report using the fields you need.
Information in the CSV file falls into three groups:
Test Taker Login and Profile Information
- Test Code, Login Name, First Name, Last Name, Grade (optional), Test Taker ID, and Test Taker Email (optional). Learn more about the Test Taker Profile.
Testing Group Information
- Test Code, State, District, School, Testing Group Name, and Language.
Test Results and Test Status
- Fields can include Receptive Score, Receptive Scaled Score, Receptive Length of Time, Expressive Score, Expressive Length of Time, Test Status, Composite Score, Start Time, Test Length, and Finish Time. Depending on the testing setup, additional fields may include remote proctoring and badge eligibility information.
Retakes and Resets
Under certain circumstances, retesting and resetting portions of the test may be permitted. For details about eligibility and requests for resetting, retaking, or reviewing a Receptive or Expressive section, see the STAMP Polityka Oceny.