🎥 What are Tags for? By default, eduCLIMBER lets you filter data by demographics like gender, grade, ethnicity, etc. But what if you want to filter for something else? You'll need to "tag" students in order to filter your data using custom categories. Learn more:
- 🎥 Basics of tags (4:03). Note: eduCLIMBER advises that adding school/district names, grade levels, school years, and other similar labels to your tags is unnecessary. Whenever you are filtering students by tags, you can also filter by school, school year, etc. so adding that info. to the tags themselves just makes our tags more complicated and bloated than they need to be.
- 🎥 Adding tags to students (0:53)
- 🎥 Managing tags that you've already added (3:09)
- How-to slides about the basics of "tagging" students in eduCLIMBER
ADSIS Tags
Every student who receives ADSIS services at any point throughout the school year must be tagged in eduCLIMBER. These tags allow our districts to complete their mandatory reports to MDE. Here are some short tutorials on how to add ADSIS tags:
As the videos explain, add one or more the following tags (depending on how many types of ADSIS services the student receives):
- 🏷️ SCRED ADSIS Reading
- 🏷️ SCRED ADSIS Math
- 🏷️ SCRED ADSIS Behavior
If a Student Exits ADSIS Mid-Year
A student might stop receiving ADSIS services because they moved out of the district, because they met their goal and don't need services anymore, because their parent revoked consent for ADSIS services, because they qualified for special education, or for another reason.
If a student exits ADSIS services, 🎥 delete their ADSIS tag and replace it with one these tags (1:32):
- 🏷️ SCRED ADSIS Reading Exit
- 🏷️ SCRED ADSIS Math Exit
- 🏷️ SCRED ADSIS Behavior Exit
Related Topics
- You can sort by Tags when you're creating Charts.
- You can sort by Tags when you're creating Data Walls.
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Tech Support
Email [email protected] to submit a support ticket. Support staff at the SCRED office will address your issue ASAP and wrap in a Services Coordinator if needed.
You can also check out eduCLIMBER's page on Tags.
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