Interpreting the Non-Fluency Data Exports and Term Definitions

Overview:  the below table includes definitions for the different columns found in Literably non-fluency data exports (see pink highlight below).

Notes before starting:

• This Help Center article includes directions on how to download the data export from your dashboard. Click here to see sample non-fluency data exports.

• Data exports can be pulled containing data from the preceding 48 months (4 years).

Column Title	Description
Student ID	The date and time of the assessment
Student Number	The student's number, as listed in Clever.
Student First Name	The student's first name associated with the assessment.
Student Last Name	The student's last name associated with the assessment.
Current Grade	The current grade level of the student.
Grade When Assessed	The grade level of the student at the time of the assessment.
Teacher	The teacher associated with the assessment. If a student is associated with multiple teachers in Clever, Literably will associate the student with the teacher who has the highest Literably ID number (which is somewhat arbitrary) for all assessments prior to November 22, 2021. If a student is associated with one primary teacher and one section (but perhaps multiple co-teachers) in Clever, Literably will associate the student with the primary teacher for all assessments taken after November 22, 2021.
Test Name	The title of the assessment (e.g., Phonics 2nd Grade Form 1)
Test Date	The date and time of the assessment
Test Language	The language of the assessment (e.g., English, Spanish)
Link to Test on Literably	A link to the student's graded assessment page
Points Possible	The total number of possible points the student could have scored.  For each question marked as "unscorable" by our graders, the "Points Possible" will decrease. For example, if an assessment had 40 questions, and one of those questions was unscorable due to a microphone issue on the device, the "Points Possible" would be 39.
Points Achieved	The total number of correctly answered questions within the assessment.
Raw Score	The percentage of correctly answered questions in an assessment. It is calculated by dividing the total number of points achieved by the total points possible (adjusted for any unscorable questions).