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Assessments: Review & Reset Attempts
Member Types:

If a member does not pass an assessment in the number of attempts allotted, you can reset the assessment to allow for more shots.

Step 1:

From your home screen, select the "Members" tab and choose the appropriate member type (Student, Clinical Faculty, etc.) under "Affiliation."

NOTE: For Clinical Site Users, select the member type under "Rotation."

Users home page highlighting Members dropdown, Affiliation, and Rotation columns.

Step 2:

Search for the member's name using the "Search Box" on the right. Click "Manage" next to the member's name.

Manage Students table example highlighting Manage button.

Step 3:

Click the "Assessments" icon to manage the member's assessments.

Members manage page highlighting Assessments button.

Step 4:

The "LMS View" page will show any Learning Materials the member has for your organization.

LMS View example.

Step 5:

Review the failed attempt and confirm that it is the assessment you need to reset. Click "Delete" next to the failed attempt.

Assessment table highlighting Delete attempt button.

Step 6:

Confirm that you want to delete that assessment attempt.

Confirm delete pop-up highlighting Confirm Delete button.

NOTE: This will permanently delete the attempt from the system. Once the attempt has been deleted from the system, it cannot be recovered.

An Affiliation is a connection between a Member and an Entity.

Affiliations define Member Types and often include Graduation or End Dates.

A rotation is a scheduled clinical experience.

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