WebXam Online Learning Modules

Welcome to the WebXam Online Learning Modules. These self-paced modules are designed to help teachers, administrators, and other WebXam users gain the knowledge and skills needed to successfully use the WebXam online testing system.

Each module focuses on a specific topic, providing practical guidance, best practices, and step-by-step instruction that can be completed whenever it is convenient for you. Whether you are new to WebXam or looking to expand your knowledge, these learning modules offer valuable information to help you confidently manage testing, interpret assessment results, and support student success.

Participants who successfully complete the post-module assessment will receive proof of completion to use towards their professional development requirements.

Browse the available modules below to find topics that match your role, interests, or professional development goals.

WebXam Student Rostering and Account Management

What you’ll learn

Learn how to efficiently manage users and student records within WebXam. This module covers account types and permissions, adding teachers, maintaining programs, uploading student rosters, archiving graduating students, and other common administrative tasks. You’ll also discover additional resources to help streamline your district’s testing administration.

Skills you’ll gain

Account Management, Student Rostering, Archiving, Program Configuration


Accommodations in WebXam

What you’ll learn

Ensure every student has the opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge by understanding how testing accommodations work in WebXam. This module explains the accommodations built into the testing system, when additional support may be needed, how accommodations should be documented, and where to find additional guidance for unique situations.

Skills you’ll gain

Accommodation Assignment, Accommodation Types, Best Practices, Text-to-Speech, Foreign Language Features


Tools and Resources for Improving Performance on WebXam Assessments

What you’ll learn

Learn how to use the many resources available through WebXam and CETE to help students succeed on their assessments. This module explores course outlines, blueprints, outcome reports, practice tests, and other instructional tools that can strengthen classroom preparation, identify learning gaps, and improve student performance. You’ll also discover opportunities to participate in the assessment development process and learn what makes effective multiple-choice test questions.

Skills you’ll gain

Course Outlines, Test Blueprints, Outcome Reporting, Practice Tests, Teacher Effectiveness,


Test Administration Procedures and Rules

What you’ll learn

Administer WebXam assessments with confidence by learning the policies, procedures, and best practices that help ensure a secure and successful testing experience. This module covers preparation before testing, accommodations, activation procedures, proctor responsibilities, security requirements, emergency situations, and the proper handling of testing irregularities.

Skills you’ll gain

Testing Preparation, Verify Accommodations, Test Activation, Proctoring, Emergency, Test Security, Testing Irregularities


Understanding WebXam Field Testing

What you’ll learn

Field testing plays an important role in keeping WebXam assessments accurate, current, and aligned with industry expectations. In this module, you’ll learn why field testing is necessary, how it differs from regular testing, important scheduling and deadline considerations, and the policies that apply during a field test year. You’ll also learn how field testing affects retakes and what to expect when administering field test assessments.

Skills you’ll gain

Understand Purpose and Differences, Scheduling and Deadlines, Field Test Retakes



Using WebXam Reports as a Program Improvement Tool

What you’ll learn

WebXam reports provide valuable insights that extend far beyond individual student scores. In this module, you’ll learn about the different reports available, how to generate and interpret them, and how to use assessment data to identify trends, support instructional decisions, communicate results, and continuously improve your CTE program.

Skills you’ll gain

Understand Report Types, Running Reports, Interpreting Reports, Identify Trends, Continuous Improvement