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I am a district facilitator for ACCESS for ELLs®. What is the first thing I should do to get my test administrators (TAs) trained?

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I am a district facilitator for ACCESS for ELLs®. What is the first thing I should do to get my test administrators (TAs) trained?

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In some states, it is your responsibility to enroll the users via our Account Creator . These states include Delaware, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin. In other states, users can enroll themselves using a state login that can be distributed by you and/or the state facilitators. States that handle enrollment in this way include Alabama, Illinois, Maine (temporarily), New Jersey, North Carolina, and North Dakota (temporarily). Finally, some states handle all enrollment at the state educational agency. Please contact your SEA if you live in Kentucky, Oklahoma or Vermont. Maine and North Dakota will use this system following their periods of open enrollment in the fall of 2008. If you are not sure how accounts are created in your state, please contact the WIDA Help Desk by emailing help@wida.us and request the enrollment instructions for your state.