Access Test Results
Log into the Results Report
To log into your report do the following:
- 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 Clever or ClassLink, go to the Integrations page.
Overview Screen
The resulting screen will display Level Keys, a Date Filter, Language Summary Charts, and either a Test Instances list or a list of class/testing groups that you can select to drill into to access the Test Instances list.
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 school/district login contact Avant Support.
Date Filter
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By default, the Date Filter shows test results from the last 6 months.
To select a different date 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 by Recent Activity.
Monitor Test Progress
Testing Coordinators can use the STAMPe reports to:
- Look up how the test taker’s Login Name was entered.
- Track test takers’ progress.
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Test Score and Status Key
Scoring is done using Benchmark Levels 1-6+ for Reading and Listening and Benchmark Levels 1-8 for Writing and Speaking. The levels are associated with Benchmark Categories of Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced as shown in the Level Keys below. This Benchmark Scale aligns with the ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines as shown below. For more information about these levels please refer to our STAMP Benchmark & Rubric Guide.
The test taker has not started this section of the test. If all sections are marked NS the test taker has completed only the Profile.
The test taker has started, but not completed, this section of the test. For the Writing and Speaking sections, click the IP to see how many responses have been submitted.
This section of the test is complete, but the rating is not complete for one or more responses. Click the SP to see how many responses have been rated.
Writing or Speaking sections will have the status NR (Not Ratable) if a rater is not able to rate any of the responses in the section. See possible reasons for NR (Not Ratable) status here.
As the STAMP test is increasingly used for higher stakes purposes like awarding either credit or the Seal of Biliteracy, Avant has also increased the rigor of our rating process. The purpose of the zero score is simply to act as a flag that a potential test taker agreement violation has been identified in the response. See possible reasons for a Zero Score (0).
Possible Reasons for NR (Not Ratable) Status
Technology Issues
SPEAKING: No audio, buzzing, static/noises or low audio volume that prevents an accurate score. These are clear cases of technology hindering the ability to complete the task.
WRITING: The test taker indicates that no keyboard was set up for character-based languages or had other typing/input issues.
Other
SPEAKING: The test taker is speaking, however, there are loud background noises like disruptive test takers near the test taker, fire alarms, teachers giving instructions/directions in the background, or the test taker is whispering, preventing the raters from being able to adequately hear the complete response.
SPEAKING/WRITING: The test taker describes the picture or reads/translates the prompt or responds using dialect.
Possible Reasons for Zero Score
Test Agreement Violation
- Using ANY outside resources (translation support).
- Writing out your Speaking response and reading it (flagged for poor pronunciation of very common words and/or a reading cadence rather than fluent or natural flow).
- Any action or evidence that the test taker may have received assistance or support in completing any portion of the task.
Please refer to the test taker agreement items found here.
Non-Target Language
The response is given entirely in a language other than the target/test language.
No Attempt to Respond / Only ONE Target Language Word
WRITING: No response given.
SPEAKING/WRITING: Speaking response submitted with only background noise (no response), or ONLY ONE target language word. The test taker responds with “I DON’T KNOW” or a similar response in English or the testing language.
Off Topic
The response fails to address ANY portion of the prompt or task.
Gibberish
The language provided makes no sense to even a sympathetic reader/listener.
Violent Language
Any language that is threatening, menacing, or violent towards ANY participant in the narrative or to the reader.
Profane Language
Any language that is vulgar, offensive, profane, or disrespectful towards ANY participant in the narrative or to the reader.
Review Test Results
Reading and Listening Section Scores
Reading and Listening scores are available as soon as test takers complete those sections (refresh the page for updates).
Scaled Scores
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For the Reading and Listening sections of the test, you may also see a Scaled Score to the right of the level. These can be used to track test taker progress within the levels. For more information on Scaled Scores see our Scaled Scores Guide.
Writing and Speaking Section Scores
Writing and Speaking scores are typically available from 7 to 10 business days after test completion. Scores may be available sooner, so check the test results screen periodically to determine the rating progress. Click on any score to see additional details or to access Writing and Speaking responses. During busy testing times (March-June), scoring may take longer. Please plan accordingly.
Accessing Writing and Speaking Responses
You’re able to see the written responses and listen to recorded audio responses that test takers submit. For the Writing and Speaking sections, click on the section score to bring up the section details. Click on Response 1 or Response 2 to access the test taker’s actual response for each specific task. This can also be helpful for understanding why responses were rated Not Ratable or Zero.
High (H) and Low (L) Indicators for Individual Responses
High (H) and Low (L) indicators for individual responses are included in the sidebar of the report. This assists testing coordinators and teachers in better understanding the range of responses that can occur in each sub-level for an individual test taker. These indicators serve a similar purpose as the Scaled Scores for Reading and Listening and can be used for research and review purposes.
Composite Score
Composite Scores are available when all sections have been completed, scored, and rated. The Composite Score represents a test taker’s scores added together and divided by the total number of sections assessed.
Testing Group Averages
The number in the graph for a specific skill represents all test taker scores divided by the number of test takers with a score for the specific skill. The number in the graph for the Composite Score represents all test takers’ Composite Scores added together and divided by the total number of test takers.
Distribution of Test Takers Across Levels
The bar graphs show what percentage of test takers are scoring at each specific level for each skill of the test: Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking.
Individual Reports
Access and download Individual Reports for test takers. For best results, wait until all testing and rating is complete.
How to access Individual Reports for one or all test takers:
Create Individual Report for a specific test taker:
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- 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 can create a PDF version of the report if your printer selection includes a PDF writer).
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 Individual Reports and then click on either All or Selected.
- Click on the Printer icon on the report.
Individual Report Example
Individual Reports include the following sections and information (based on the chosen combination):
- Reading Section score (generated by Avant)
- Writing Section score (rated by Avant)
- Listening Section score (generated by Avant)
- Speaking Section score (rated by Avant)
- Composite Score
- Level Descriptions
- Suggestions to ‘Power Up’ to the next level
Each test taker’s report has a scoring graphic for each section of the test. It can be an inverted pyramid that has a filled area depicting the level attained, or just a score generated by Avant for self-evaluated Reading and Listening Sections.
Reading and Listening sections will show a scoring graphic once a test taker completes each section.
Writing and Speaking sections will show a scoring graphic once the rating is completed by Avant.
For the Writing and Speaking sections of the test, an additional shaded area will appear if the test taker has one response that is rated at a higher level. This serves as an alert that the test taker is operating across a range of proficiency levels with this skill. This situation is quite common for test takers in the Novice and Intermediate ranges, mostly due to limited topic exposure and control.
Level Description field (the text to the right of scores) provides an explanation of what test takers at each level are generally able to do.
Suggestions field provides Power Up suggestions to help test takers attain higher levels (see Avant Power Up Guide for more information).
If desired, the Individual Report can be distributed to test takers or parents, along with the Avant STAMP Benchmark & Rubric Guide
Download Results Summary
Access and download test taker test results. For best results, wait until all testing and rating is complete.
How to Download Excel (.CSV) File
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- Click the download button and allow a few moments for the download to load and click on Test Taker Data when the link appears.
- Follow the instructions on your screen, which may vary depending on your computer setup.
Excel (.CSV) File Example
The Test Taker Data download feature creates an Excel (.csv) file that includes test taker results along with the profile information and other test-taking data. From the spreadsheet, you can create a customized report with just the fields you want, and sort it as needed.
Information in the Excel (.csv) file falls into three groups:
Test Taker Login and Profile Information
- Test Code, Login Name, First Name, Last Name, Grade, Test Taker ID. Learn more about the Test Taker Profile
Testing Group Information
- Test Code, State, District, School, Testing Group Name & Language.
Test Results/Test Status
- Reading Score, Reading Scaled Score, Reading Length of Time, Writing Score, Writing Length of Time, Listening Score, Listening Scaled Score, Listening Length of Time, Speaking Score, Speaking Length of Time, Test Status, Composite Score, Start Time, Test Length & Finish Time.