Providers have multiple methods to connect their students with the Transition Readiness Toolkit (TRT) assessments. Here are the different administration methods available:
- On the Provider's Device:
- Usage: Ideal for one-on-one sessions.
- Process:
- The provider logs into their TRT account on their device.
- From the home page, the provider clicks on the name of the desired assessment.
- The provider enters the student's participant ID.
- The student completes the assessment directly on the provider's device.
- By Creating an Access Code:
- Usage: Suitable for both group and one-on-one settings.
- Process:
- The provider generates a unique access code for the assessment.
- Students can use this access code to access the assessment on their own devices by going to gotrt.app.
- This method allows for flexibility in administering the assessment to multiple students simultaneously or individually.
- Student-Specific Links:
- Usage: Best for individual assessments.
- Process:
- The provider generates a unique link embedded with the student's participant ID.
- This link is sent to the student, who can then access and complete the assessment on their own device.
- The link is for one-time use and expires after the assessment is completed.
- Paper and Pencil Versions:
- Usage: Suitable for settings without reliable internet access or when a digital device is unavailable.
- Process:
- The provider downloads and prints the assessment tools.
- Students complete the assessments on paper.
- Assessments can be downloaded with or without face icons, which help students with low reading ability or cognitive impairments.
- An Other-guided Assessment tool is available that phrases the questions in a conversational manner.
- Additionally, a large face icon tool can be printed to assist students in responding.
- TRT App (Coming late 2024)
These methods allow providers to efficiently administer assessments in various settings, ensuring that all students have the opportunity to participate.