Elevate Standards Alignment (Standard Edition) Onboarding
View the onboarding video for Elevate Standards Alignment (Standard Edition) to learn about features and best practices. Then visit Standards for individual articles to assist you in getting started. If you have questions, please contact the Elevate Standards Alignment Support team.
00:01: Welcome to elevate standards alignment Standard Edition onboarding.
00:04: In this video, we will provide an overview of getting started with
00:08: the standard edition.
00:11: Where do I start with Elevate standards alignment standard edition?
00:16: The best place to get started is the API Documentation located in
00:20: the Developer Documentation Portal, where you will find AB Connect
00:24: interactive documentation. AB Connect refers to the
00:28: API. The documentation provides your development team
00:32: a wealth of information about the data available via the API and
00:36: how they can retrieve that data. But as a Product Manager, you
00:40: will also want to review the metadata that is available via the API and
00:45: determine what information is appropriate for your use case.
00:48: You can review the data using the example section in the documentation.
00:54: Select Elevate Standards Alignment under Partner Facing Services.
00:59: Expand the services menu, then the reference menu, and click Standards.
01:05: Scroll down to fetching a standard and view the details.
01:11: Here are some areas that can help to focus your review.
01:14: You’ll want to understand the hierarchy of the data.
01:17: Each standard has an Authority such as Texas, a Publication
01:21: such as Essential Knowledge and Skills, and a Document which is a subject and
01:25: adoption year. Additional insight into the data can be found in the API
01:30: documentation.
01:34: Let's explore the details. You'll want to consider the type
01:38: of numbering format you want to use. Raw
01:47: will be the number included in the state document and enhanced provides a little more
01:51: structure to the numbering, for example, by prepending parent numbers
01:55: to the standard number. The other types of numbering options are detailed
02:00: in the documentation.
02:05: The Utilization data included on a standard might include examples,
02:09: placeholders, clarifications, alignable, supporting, and
02:13: others. Reviewing this area will help you to direct your programming
02:17: team to those elements that are important to you.
02:22: Some other areas to focus review are the years associated with a document
02:26: including, adoption year, implementation, and assessment years.
02:36: Standard Type describes the organizational levels within a document and includes
02:40: information like Curriculum Area, Context, Theme, Objective,
02:44: Example, etc.
02:48: Additional metadata can include standards in a list and Controlled Strand
02:53: Vocabulary. The Events endpoint details the changes that have been made to
02:57: a standard or document, as well as any new standards that are now available.
03:01: If you plan to store standards data, this can be an important area
03:06: for deciding what type of events will require an update of your data.
03:12: In Elevate standards alignment standard edition.
03:15: We provide multiple relationship types that can be used to expand your
03:19: current alignment to other authorities or other documents within the same Authority
03:23: will define those here to help you decide which combination
03:27: of relationships works best for you.
03:30: An Origin standard is typically a national document like the Common Core
03:35: State Standards.
03:38: A derivative standard is when a state has adopted a standard identical
03:42: or similar to the origin, the API provides you data
03:46: to know if the standard has been modified or is identical to its origin,
03:50: the origin and derivative relationships are related relationships.
03:57: Peer derivatives are related through a common origin standard an
04:01: example of this relationship includes two states that have adopted the Common Core
04:05: State Standards.
04:08: Replaces replaced by relationships are created when a state provides
04:12: guidance on how to migrate alignments from one document to another or
04:16: when they make an update within a document. Can your product make use
04:20: of these relationships if so, you will want to understand how each of them works?
04:27: Now that you understand the data elements, you can work with your development team
04:31: on your API integration. If they do not already have a link
04:35: to the documentation and your API keys, please share that with them your
04:40: development team will help you decide if they want to use API calls to limit
04:44: the standards documents in your product or if you should manage standards using
04:48: our user interface.
04:50: If you determine it is best to manage standards data using our user interface,
04:54: then you can do so by logging on to the academic Benchmark system there
04:59: you will see several options on your home screen.
05:03: You can select manage standards license from the homepage or understands
05:07: on the top menu.
05:11: Once you've reached managed standards, you'll see a series of tabs across the top the
05:16: obsolete tab contains a list of standards that the state is no longer using you
05:20: can remove them from your license or keep them based on your needs.
05:24: To configure standards go to the configure tab drill down into
05:29: the selected standard set and then check or uncheck the boxes for the standards.
05:33: You can also select individual sections of a document.
05:41: You'll find those standards that you have configured on the disabled table.
05:47: How am I notified that a state has updated their standards?
05:52: Check out the community where you can see which standards were released in the prior month.
06:05: In the community, you will also be able to see standards reference by Authority
06:09: where you will find information about upcoming standards adoptions.
06:16: You can see what standards have been released at any time by clicking on the what's
06:20: new link from your homepage or visiting our community documentation.
06:26: Thank you for viewing Elevate standards alignment standard edition onboarding
06:30: if you haven't already reached out to our partner success teams, please
06:34: schedule a call with us to walk through any questions you still have and to help
06:38: us understand how you intend to use Elevate standards alignment standard edition.
