1. Alaska Measures of Progress Technology Directors November 13 th, 2014 James Herynk and Nick Studt Webinar Logistics: Audio will be streamed through Adobe Connect. Audio is also available by calling 877-278-8686 Pin: 961449 —If using the phone as the audio source, MUTE the Adobe connect sound to prevent feedback. On the phone, press *7 to mute yourself. Please hold questions until the end. All questions must be asked through the chat box in the bottom right corner.

2. Overview: ABC/123 Technology Director Role KITE ™ System – (Client, Educator Portal, LCS) Resources KITE Client Educator Portal Local Caching Server (LCS) What to do… Testing Scenarios Whitelisting Help Desk

3. Technology Director Role The key duties of the Technology Directors are to set up the Local Caching Server (if being used), download and install the KITE Client on machines where students will test, provide technical support for Educator Portal and KITE Client, troubleshooting, and assist in elevating questions to the help desk.

4. KITE System A.KITE Client Delivers assessments to students Application, downloaded from the AMP website B.Educator Portal Managing student, user, and assessment data Website, accessed via educator.cete.us C.Local Caching Server A local computer configured to send and receive data for students testing on the KITE Client Application, downloaded from an email link

5. Resources akassessments.org akassessments.org A.KITE Client Windows Macintosh iPad Chromebook B.Educator Portal Educator Portal Manual Educator’s Guide to KITE Client.CSV Templates for Users, Enrollment, Rosters C.Local Caching Server Manuals for Mac, Windows, and Linux Request the Local Caching Server (LCS) Software

6. A: KITE Client Install Now available for all supported platforms Go to AMP website akassessments.orgakassessments.org —Select the KITE tab Windows (AMP) Macintosh (AMP) iPad (AMP - iTunes) Chromebook (Device - Chrome Web Store) –Unmanaged - Kiosk (chrome://extensions) –Managed – Kiosk (Pre-Installed Apps and Extensions) Note: installing the new version will replace the old version.

7. A: KITE Client Important to Notes on Installation Macintosh —There is a difference in adjusting system preferences between OS 10.9+ and 10.8- as noted in the KITE Client Installation Guide Chromebook —KITE Client on Chromebook, both unmanaged and managed, requires Kiosk Mode be set to prevent students from exiting KITE Client during testing. Be sure and follow the KITE Client Installation Guide to set Kiosk Mode.

8. B: Educator Portal and Troubleshooting KITE Client vs. Educator PortalEducator Portal.CSV Files Username and Password Supported Browsers Clearing Cache Professional Development Modules Printing Tickets Organizations, Roles, and Permissions

9. C: Local Caching Server (LCS) A local computer that is set up to store data from students testing in KITE Client and then send that data all at once. Bandwidth used efficiently, data sent when connection is strong, a test continues without internet Student responses delivered to the LCS on the local network, not the Internet

10. C: LCS Bandwidth Usage Estimates

11. C: LCS Getting Started akassessments.org akassessments.org 1.System Requirements Processor Ram Disk space 2.Request LCS Software Download Submit form 3.Check email for download link Also write down your Username and Password for the Admin page

12. LCS: Email with Download The LCS Download File —Windows LCS is a ZIP file, extract to C: drive —Macintosh LCS is a DMG file, copy to Applications

13. C: LCS Easy Setup 1.Configuring the Properties File Identify the IP address Identify the port 2.Allowing Access through your Firewall Identify the port or application, allowing the testing machines access to the LCS 3.Starting the LCS Open folder or application to run or start Note: may require administrator password

14. Test the LCS Settings —Enter the LCS Server IP Address and the Port Number into a Firefox browser C: LCS Test the Setup

15. Test the LCS Settings —Enter the LCS Server IP Address and the Port Number into a Firefox browser C: LCS Test the Setup

16. C: LCS Point the Testing Machines toward the LCS Configure each testing machine with the IP Address and Port of the LCS —Refer to the KITE Client Installation Guides: Windows (p. 5) Macintosh (p. 5) Chromebook –Unmanaged – Kiosk Mode (p. 4) –Managed – Kiosk Mode (p. 8) iPad (p. 5) —akassessments.orgakassessments.org

17. C: LCS Management Open the LCS Admin Page —In a browser address bar enter: IP address:port number/TDE/admin/index.htm —Enter username and password from email —View LCS usage tools, cache, and upload

18. C: LCS Management Open the LCS Admin Page —In a browser address bar enter: IP address:port number/TDE/admin/index.htm —Enter username and password from email —View LCS usage tools, cache, and upload

19. C: LCS Shutdown You may want to shutdown the LCS computer during breaks or for routine computer maintenance 1.When testing has finished 2.Open folder/application and “stop” the LCS 3.System administrator password may be needed Note: testing machines do not need to be reconfigured upon proximate setup, (unless you have rotating IP address).

20. C: LCS Restarting After a Power Outage 1.Turn on computer 2.Follow instructions for starting the LCS

21. C: LCS Updates Coming February 2015 Expansion of the LCS Admin features Very low bandwidth mode Ability to begin testing with no internet if tests have been downloaded to the LCS

22. C: LCS what to do... If you need to abnormally exit the test for any reason while student is testing —Control-alt-delete (power button for Mac) close application If power goes out and testing machine shuts down. —Restart machine, open KITE Client, and reenter test If Internet goes out —With LCS Continue tests in progress. Do not start any NEW tests. A new test will cause a “connectivity is lost” message. —Without LCS A message will appear that connectivity is lost, if the student continues responding without internet, and without and LCS, responses will not save. If internet does not return hit Control-alt-delete

23. C: LCS what to do... If error message “Browser not supported” appears —May have an older version of KITE Client or both the new and older version installed simultaneously Reinstall KITE May need to uninstall KITE and delete program files If we neglected to start the LCS —Continue testing until complete and start the LCS

24. Whitelisting To ensure your firewall will allow data to pass through to our servers (AAI/CETE/KITE), please whitelist the following at your location: —*.cete.us & @ku.edu It may also help to allow the following files access through the firewall: —kiteclientae.exe & kiteclient.exe & tde.exe For continued error messages, under Network Address Translation (NAT), —send the Helpdesk your IP address/range: amp-support@ku.edu —whitelist our IP addresses (CDN, Content Delivery Network)

25. Help Desk Hours —M-F —5:00 am to 4:00 pm Alaska —8:00 am to 7:00 pm Central Email amp_support@ku.edu Phone —785-864-3537 —855-277-9752 (toll-free)

26. THANK YOU!

27. Test the LCS Settings —Enter the LCS Server IP Address and the Port Number into a Firefox browser LCS: Test the Setup

28. LCS: Management Open the LCS Admin Page —In a browser address bar enter: IP address:port number/TDE/admin/index.htm —Enter username and password from email —View LCS usage tools, cache, and upload

29. What to do... If teacher logs into students’ tests to look at them. —Control-alt-delete close application, do NOT hit review end If a student needs to leave. —Control-alt-delete If students need to leave quickly for fire drill or other emergency —The computer does not lock up within 28 minutes, the session will time out. —The computer does lock up within 28 minutes, the session will time our after 90 minutes.