Your own framework
You define outcomes and the prerequisite links between them, and your specialist approves them.
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You define outcomes and the prerequisite links between them, and your specialist approves them.
Turkish and English interface; teachers and leaders work in their own language.
Campuses and countries are followed in one record; the data location follows the institution’s decision.
Institution framework ↔ national outcome
| Institution goal | Mapped outcome | Status |
|---|---|---|
| A1.2 Ratio and proportion | M.7.1.3 | Approved |
| A1.4 Percent calculations | M.7.1.5 | Approved |
| B2.1 Inference from data | M.7.4.2 | Awaiting specialist |
| B2.3 Probability | — | No match |
A mapping that is not approved does not reach the results
Sees in a short list which student needs support on which outcome this week.
Makes this easier: Who gets support, on what, and when.
Follows where the same outcome keeps showing a need for support across schools, with a student history that survives a change of teacher.
Makes this easier: A shared support plan and where to put resources.
Institution server or cloud: chosen according to your data location and transfer rules.
It is not tied to a programme name. You define your own outcome framework: a national curriculum, international programmes or institution-specific learning goals.
Turkish and English. Another language or writing direction would be assessed separately.
On the institution’s server or in Measura’s hosted environment, depending on the setup you choose. The data location follows the institution’s decision.
The pilot covers outcome mapping, a first report, support in practice and a comparable re-check. Scope and success criteria are written down before it starts.