Skills Assessment
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Abby Love completed several online assessments on January 25, 2016 to evaluate her basic office skills. She scored above average on tests of basic office skills, Excel, and data entry. Her scores placed her in the 70th-90th percentiles compared to global averages. She demonstrated strong skills in Excel, scoring 97% and placing in the 90th percentile.
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Summary Report for Abby Love
Assessments Name: Basic Office Skills
Date Elapsed Time
Questions
Correct
Score Global Average Percentile
1/25/2016 00:24:56 43 out of 47 91% 81% 70th
Assessments Name: Data Entry 10 Key Quick Test [Onscreen]
Date Elapsed Time
Field Accuracy
Percentage
KPH
Keystrokes
Accuracy
Adjusted
KPH
1/25/2016 00:01:00 95% 7791 98% 7635
Assessments Name: Microsoft Excel 2013 - Normal User
Date Elapsed Time
Questions
Correct
Score Global Average Percentile
1/25/2016 00:42:27 29 out of 30 97% 73% 90th
Assessments Name: Microsoft Word 2013 - Normal User
Date Elapsed Time
Questions
Correct
Score Global Average Percentile
1/25/2016 00:26:03 27 out of 30 90% 75% 70th
Assessments Name: Typing - General [5 Minutes Onscreen]
Date Elapsed Time Raw WPM
Average mistakes
per minute
Adjusted
WPM
1/25/2016 00:05:00 40 1 39](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/f716993c-7843-44a1-bbb9-e20da8540855-160303203038/85/Skills-Assessment-1-320.jpg)
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