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OPPA Faculty can access TaskStream, an assessment tool, through a single sign-on process using their GWeb login credentials. After logging into GWeb with their GWID and PIN, faculty click the TaskStream link in the Faculty Menu to access TaskStream. Within TaskStream, faculty can access individual program assessments under the LAT tab or school-level assessments under the AMS tab after accepting the TaskStream user agreement. Additional assistance is available by contacting TaskStream or the GSEHD TaskStream Administrator.
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Faculty Single Sign On
- 1. Faculty Single Sign-On (SSO) via GWeb 1
- 2. Single Sign-On via GWeb Info System for Faculty Click gweb info system From the webpage my.gwu.edu 2
- 3. Enter in GWID and PIN Then click Login 3 Enter Your GWeb User Login
- 4. Access the TaskStream link through the Faculty Menu 4 Click on Faculty Menu link
- 5. Faculty Menu Tab 5 Click the TaskStream Link
- 6. LAT by TaskStream 6 Click the LAT by TaskStream link
- 7. LAT is individual program assessments AMS is for school level assessment Click Learning Achievement Tools 7
- 8. Please read the TaskStream User Agreement and click “Accept” to continue 8
- 10. Thank you! For additional assistance, feel free to contact: TaskStream’s Mentoring Services department by calling 1-800-311- 5656 or email help@taskstream.com Or the GSEHD TaskStream Administrator, Leslie J. Ward, Ed.D., and Ellen Wanjiru by calling 202-994-0359 or email oppats@gmail.com 10