Testing Location. Each school test center must be secure, free of disruptions, have an established seating arrangement (as defined by test publisher), and be well lighted. Only designated district test coordinators, associate test coordinators, proctors, or test administrators may be in the test center rooms at the time of testing students. Test Materials Security School and district personnel responsible for test administration shall ensure that no test or test question is copied in any manner, whether on paper or by electronic means. School and district personnel responsible for test administration shall inventory and track materials, securely store materials, and maintain control over the materials from the time the materials arrive at the district office or school until the time the materials are returned to the test publisher. Application of these procedures to computer-based assessments includes, but is not limited to, the following examples: Secure storing of the assessments, secure use of student test tickets, ensuring students are not able to easily view others’ device screens, checking student devices to ensure that the test engine is operating properly, student login/password/code details, and directions and access codes for re- activating an assessment.
Testing Location. As the Test Administrator, I will report to the Building Test Coordinator if the testing space I am using is not secure or free of disruptions. 4 AAC 06.761(b)
Testing Location. Each school test center must be secure, free of disruptions, have an established seating arrangement, and be well lighted. Only designated district test coordinators, building test coordinators, or test administrators may be in the test center rooms at the time of testing students. Testing Personnel Only trained employees of the school district may participate in test administration. Test Materials Security School and district personnel responsible for test administration shall ensure that no test or test question is copied in any manner, whether on paper or by electronic means. NOTE: Application of these regulations to computer-based assessments includes, but is not limited to, the following examples: • “Controlling the storing, distribution, administration, and collection of tests” includes, but is not limited to, secure use of student test session information, ensuring students are not able to easily view others’ device screens, checking student devices to ensure that the test engine is operating properly.
Testing Location. Land lord and Tenant shall identify a suitable location on the Building roof from which Tenant shall perform all Product Testing which shall comprise an area of no more than ten (10) square feet (the “Testing Location”). LANDLORD MAKES NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY WHATSOEVER, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED AS TO THE BUILDING’S ROOF OR ITS SUITABILITY OR FITNESS OF PURPOSE WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT TESTING. TENANT REPRESENTS THAT IT HAS MADE ITS OWN INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION OF THE BUILDING’S ROOF AND TESTING LOCATION AND DETERMINATION OF ITS FITNESS OF PURPOSE AND THAT IT HAS NOT RELIED ON ANY STATEMENT BY LANDLORD, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE STATED IN THE LEASE.
Testing Location. Completion of this section is required for all roles Each school test center must be secure, free of disruptions, have an established seating arrangement, and be well lighted. 4 AAC 06.761(b) Only designated district test coordinators, associate test coordinators, or test administrators may be in the test center rooms at the time of testing students. 4 AAC 06.761(b)
Testing Location. The City only uses laboratories for drug testing that are licensed by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration or that are certified by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. You may be tested at the following laboratory: Please see the Human Resources Department for testing location(s). Or a facility designated by the City. Please see the Human Resources Department for additional information.
