OLR has pre-defined achievement levels (beginning, intermediate and advanced); most programs find that the ATI-defined achievement levels meet their reporting needs. The achievement levels feature allows you to create achievement levels (e.g., below average, average, above average, and exceptional) to use when running the Achievement and Progress reports.
To set up your own achievement levels, a library to store these levels must be created and then create the levels themselves.
1. Click the Achievement Levels link from the User Options section.
2. Click on the Add Library button.
3. Type a Library Name.
4. Click the Save Library button.
5. You are brought back to the Achievement Level Libraries page.
In order to define an Achievement Level, an Achievement Level library must be defined.
1. Click the Achievement Levels link from the User Options section.
2. click Edit Achievement Levels link to the right of the desired library.
3. Use the down arrow on Scale drop-down menu to select the scale for which you would like to set the achievement level.
4. (optional) Click the View Scale link to preview the scale.
5. Click the Add Set button.
6. Type the Achievement Level Set name.
7. Use the down arrow on the Number of Levels to define the desired achievement levels (2-5). Below the scale name displays the total number of goals for the selected scale.
8. Type the achievement level name in the Level Learned column.
9. Type the minimum number of goals that a child must meet to be in its corresponding achievement level in the Minimum Learned column.
A. The lowest achievement level must have a minimum number of zero.
B. Levels are built up from the lowest to the highest level
10. Click the Save button.
11. This Achievement Level can now be used when generating reports.
Last Updated: 03.16.18
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