How does it work?
Extempore offers organizations a protected repository in the platform for district curriculum. Create assessments in Extempore, adjust settings like time to respond or number of attempts, and attach a rubric. You’ll submit that assessment to your District Content Library and add tags like the level, topic, and type of assessment. Teachers can then import those ready-to-use assessments to their own account and assign to students. Assessments made easy!
Benefits
Increased efficiency for teachers
Consistent and uniform assessments
Simple to set up
Customizable to meet the needs of your district
How to get a District Content Library for your school/district:
District Content Libraries are only available for paid accounts and can be requested by contacting your account manager.
Importing assessments from your District Library:
Assessments shared by your organization can be accessed by clicking on the Content tab at the top of your screen then the tab with your organization's name.
District Content Library FAQ:
Who has access to share assessments in my district's library?
There are two sharing options: (1) all educators can share or (2) only administrators can share.
How do I submit assessments to my district's library?
Your account manager will provide you with a link to a submission form. Contact support or your account manager to request your submission form link.
Can I edit an assessment if it is already linked in my district's library?
Yes! Make the changes to the linked assessments in your Extempore account, then direct your teachers to import the updated version. Any previously imported versions will not be updated.
How can I delete or edit an assessment I added to my district's library?
Administrators can only submit assessments to their District Content Library. Please email us with any changes so we can make them for you.
Can I lock an assessment so the content and settings can't be changed after it's imported?
Yes! Administrators can lock assessments so only the assessment timeline can be changed.