TaskStream Timeline
Task
When
How
Who to contact
if it doesn’t
work
Establish your
TaskStream
account**.
During
IFT400
See document: Establishing
TaskStream accounts
Open a ticket with
faculty specialists at
http://fsi.gcu.edu/.
Post an
announcement
Instructing
students to
send you an
email invitation
from their
TaskStream
account to
verify their
accounts are
working.
Keep track of
students from
whom you
receive an
email.
Module 2 of
Class
ANGEL website:
Student Success
Center>Colleges>College of
Education>TaskStream>Sending an
Email View
Gina Meyer
gmeyer@gcu.edu.
Module 2 of
Class
Check your GCU email.
Students add
standards and
a rationale and
submit their
assignment in
TaskStream.
Instructor
evaluates the
assignment in
TaskStream
Module the
assignment
is due
ANGEL website:
Student Success
Center>Colleges>College of
Education>TaskStream> Submitting
Coursework
If students cannot
select your name,
contact Gina Meyer
gmeyer@gcu.edu.
If students have
trouble with their
TaskStream account,
refer them to contact
their academic
advisor.
Students contact their
academic advisor if
they need assistance.
Within seven
days of
assignment
due date
ANGEL website:
Student Success
Center>Colleges>College of
Education>TaskStream>
Open a ticket with
faculty specialists at
http://fsi.gcu.edu/.
3-Credit “Non-N” Course Evaluations
3-Credit “N” and 4-Credit Evaluations
Instructor
assigns grade
in ANGEL.
Within seven
days of
assignment
due date and
after the
TaskStream
assignment
is graded in
TaskStream.
If this is a 3 credit Non-N evaluation,
Open a ticket with
the instructor will evaluate the
faculty specialists at
standards and rationale in
http://fsi.gcu.edu/.
TaskStream as passing or not passing
and then will grade the paper in
ANGEL using the same procedure as
in other weeks.
If this is a “N” or 4-credit course, there
will be a rubric in TaskStream that the
instructor will use to evaluate the
assignment. The instructor will
download and grade the assignment
in TaskStream using the 5 point
rubric. Then, the instructor will have to
convert the TaskStream score to a
grade in ANGEL based on the
allocated points in the syllabus. If a
student makes a grade of 4.5/5 in
TaskStream and the assignment is
worth 35 points in ANGEL, then the
following is an example of how to
calculate the grade. 4.5/5= .9 Then
multiply .9 x 35. This equals 31.5
which is what the instructor would
record in ANGEL.
What do I do if:
The student does not submit to TaskStream and/or ANGEL?
If the student does not submit to both TaskStream and ANGEL in the module the assignment is
due, he or she earns a grade of zero in ANGEL.
The student does not include standards in the TaskStream submission?
Although students are asked to include selected standards when they submit to TaskStream,
please move forward with evaluating the TaskStream submission even if the standards have not
been selected by the student. You do not need to deduct points for missing standards or ask the
student to resubmit if only standards are missing.
The student does not include a rationale in the TaskStream submission?
A rationale, a paragraph addressing how the paper addresses the standards, must be included
with all TaskStream submissions. If a student neglects to post the rationale in TaskStream, you
can still award full credit if the rationale appears in the paper. If the student does not post a
rationale in TaskStream and does not include it in the paper, please deduct 10% from the grade
and proceed with the TaskStream evaluation.
If a student has the wrong portfolio?
He or she will need to contact their academic advisor.
The student is a non-degree seeking student?
Students who are not seeking a degree are not required to have a TaskStream account. The
instructor will grade their work in ANGEL only.
The student is taking the course, but it is not part of their program of study?
The student is exempt from submitting the assignments from this class to TaskStream. The
instructor will grade their work in ANGEL only.