This is a common question. Some ROCC users are unsure how Domains 1 and 6 are different to each other, and how they work alongside each other. We have tried to clarify here to avoid confusion! Domain 1 – Use … Read More
To protect your data, it’s important to remove user access as people leave your school or organisation. If you haven’t done this recently, it might be a good time to go into Manage Organisation, and click on the Users button. … Read More
First of all, it is important to remember that the ROCC is intended to be a roadmap, not a scorecard. The score is less important than the conversations the results generate, or the consideration that you give to each domain … Read More
Yes, this is certainly an option! Just give a create a different Assessment Set to indicate each one. For example, if the child’s school is subscribed to the ROCC, then the teacher would use the Assessment Set that is being … Read More
There are many schools using the ROCC, and we have found that they use it in very different ways! Some schools are using it for general upskilling of staff, requiring all teachers to complete the ROCC, and then moderating it. … Read More
Yes, the participant numbers are the number of students/clients for whom you can score and collate data. Subscriptions run for 12 months from the date of subscription and you can add more students along the way if your numbers grow. … Read More
The base cost for a ROCC subscription includes up to 50 free participants. The cost is the same, whether 1, 5 or 50 people use it. This is because the base subscription cost is based on access to the detailed … Read More
Yes! Prior to the official release of the ROCC Assessment online, it ran for an 18 month pilot period in 8 Australian schools. ROCC was also included as part of the clinical assessment and outcome measurement process at Two Way … Read More
The first resemblance of the ROCC began when I was working at the Kilparrin Teaching Assessment Unit, in Adelaide, South Australia. We needed a simple way to show the teachers that they were actually making a difference. They were feeling … Read More
Within the ROCC there are 10 domains, with each of these 10 domains including detailed descriptors covering from levels 0 through to 5. These descriptors arose through a combination of clinical experience and observation of key milestones in each domain, … Read More
