Please ensure that the URLs found on the Galileo Whitelist may be accessed from devices on which Galileo K-12 and/or the K-12 Student-Parent Center will be used.
For districts planning to test online — please refer to our Guidelines for Optimizing an Online Testing Environment.
Notes:
- Ability to access YouTube™ is required within Galileo K-12 Online for some assignments, Dialogs, and other instructional materials.
- Audio and individual student headsets are required for Technology Enhanced Early Literacy and Technology Enhanced Early Math assessments.
- Text-to-Speech requires audio functionality and Google Chrome is the recommended browser
- Reporting functions may require Adobe® Acrobat® Reader® plugin.
- Media functions may require Adobe® Flash® Player plugin.
Here's a quick way to see how Galileo K‐12 Online can be used on supported mobile devices running the default browser.
Galileo K‐12 Area |
Apple iPad |
Android Tablet* |
MS Surface |
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Galileo K‐12 Online Core Functions | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Student Testing | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Multimedia Student Test Content (Includes Technology Enhanced Early Literacy Assessment Series and Technology Enhanced Early Math Assessment Series) |
Yes | Yes | Yes |
Instructional Dialogs | No | Yes | Yes |
Item Bank Builder Tools | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Test Builder Tools | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Dialog Builder Tools | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Notes:
For all ELA testing, mobile devices should be set to disable:
- Autocorrect
- Spellcheck
- Autocapitalization
- Predictive text
Ability to access YouTube is required within Galileo K‐12 Online for some assignments, Dialogs, and other instructional materials. Minimum screen resolution is 1024x768 pixels. Audio and individual student headsets are required for Technology Enhanced Early Literacy and Technology Enhanced Early Math assessments. * Google Chrome browser is recommended for all Android tablets.
Operating System Version Required |
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Windows 7 | |
Hardware Required | |
Processor | 1.6 GHz Dual Core |
Memory | 2 GB RAM |
Scanner (Brother & DCP models) |
Brother DCP-L2540DW1, DCP-8110DN1,3, DCP-8150DN1,3, DCP-8155DN1,2,3, DCP-80601,3, DCP-8080DN1,3, or DCP-8085DN1,2,3 |
Scanner (Scantron™ models) |
Scantron OpScan™4, Scantron iNSIGHT 4™4,
Scantron iNSIGHT 20™4,
Scantron scanner models formerly sold by NCS Pearson |
Forms | NCS ABACUSxp Blue 100 Answer Form 2194824 or Orange 350 Answer Form 224944 |
Notes:
Answer sheets must be printed from Adobe Acrobat with "fit to page size" enabled — do not print from web browsers 1 Scanline Plain‐Paper Application only 2 Full duplex scanning 3 No longer in production 4 Scanline Hi‐Speed Application Only Risks Using Unsupported Scanners
GradeCam printing and scanning functionality can be used on Mac and PC computers. The GradeCam plugin must also be downloaded on each computer. Mobile devices are currently not supported. For a full list of system requirements and to download the plugin, visit the GradeCam system requirements page at: https://downloads.gradecam.com/
Extensive external security is in place to ensure the protection of all client data. Student information including test information is protected by encryption during transmission and stored in a database system that is not directly accessible from the Internet. All client traffic to and from the database system must pass through multiple firewalls.
Both Galileo K-12 Online and Galileo Pre-K Online are comprised of a variety of built-in, integrated security measures that are designed to ensure data confidentially, integrity, and viability of online data. Galileo users, for example, are authenticated with the standard username and password construct. All usernames are entered and passwords set by the individual clients. This can only be done once an identified district administrator has been entered into the system by ATI. This ensures greater control and accuracy for our clients.
When the agency administrator sets up access for a user, they will determine the level of access allowed that user. This user will then only be allowed access to their individual school, class, or student-level information. For instance, each online assessment scheduled for a particular timeframe is always assigned its own password.
Galileo Data is backed up offsite hourly, using an encrypted tunnel. All remote data access requires two-factor authentication; storage architecture has been designed with security as a major focus.
All user accounts in the Galileo Online system are assigned a Globally Unique Identifier (GUID), as are all transactions placed in the system. This ensures the highest level of accuracy when performing data entry/retrieval within the Galileo Online system. When users access Galileo Online, their password is authenticated against their record in the system using the GUID, and entry is granted only in the event of a perfect match. No "fuzzy logic" is used in authenticating passwords.
Another security measure is the implementation of Secure Sockets Layers (SSL). When a user clicks on the link to login at http://www.ati-online.com, the entire session from this point forward (including entry of the username and password) is conducted using SSL. Every time data is transmitted to Galileo Online, the entire transaction is performed with 128-bit encryption. Only the Galileo Online web servers hold the private key to decode the encrypted data sent by users. All traffic for Galileo Online is transferred using SSL. Galileo Online utilizes the highest level of encryption possible while still maintaining a focus on performance. Our security is verified with a top-level site certificate hosted by VeriSign, an industry leader in computer security certification.
ATI continuously updates system requirements as technology changes. We strive to provide clients with the best functionality available using the most current technology innovations. If you have any questions concerning your specific technology setup, please contact Support.
Date of last revision 7.22.2019