edulastic

name	edulastic
description	Edulastic — generate, import, and manage standards-aligned assessments; retrieve performance data and class mastery reports for K-12 assessment workflows.
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Edulastic

What it is

Edulastic is a cloud-based assessment platform used by K-12 teachers to create standards-tagged formative and summative assessments, administer them digitally, and receive real-time performance analytics. It supports technology-enhanced question types, QTI import/export, and auto-grading with automatic gradebook passback.

When to use this skill

• Generating standards-tagged question banks aligned to CCSS, NGSS, or state standards
• Creating or publishing a formative or summative assessment for a specific course section
• Importing or exporting assessment items in QTI format for interoperability with other platforms
• Retrieving class-level performance reports and per-standard mastery data after an assessment
• Checking DOK level distribution across a created assessment before publishing

Credentials

This skill authenticates using env vars declared in the frontmatter metadata and provided via ~/.openclaw/.env (see .env.example at the segment root). Required variables:

• EDULASTIC_API_KEY - API key from the Edulastic district admin or developer portal
• EDULASTIC_DISTRICT_ID - district identifier required in scoped API requests

Key operations

• GET /api/v1/tests — list available assessments for the authenticated teacher or district
• POST /api/v1/tests — create a new assessment with items, standards tags, and settings
• GET /api/v1/tests/{id}/report — retrieve class-level and student-level performance results
• GET /api/v1/items — search the item bank by standard code, DOK level, or question type
• POST /api/v1/tests/{id}/assign — assign an assessment to one or more class sections
• GET /api/v1/standards — look up supported standards frameworks and individual standard codes

Notes

• Auto-grading applies to objective question types; constructed-response items require teacher review before scores are finalized.
• QTI import/export is available at the district tier; confirm the subscription level before attempting bulk item imports.
• Student-level results are FERPA-protected; do not surface individual scores to unauthorized users.
• Edulastic enforces per-teacher API rate limits; batch report requests rather than polling per-student.