DIBELS Next vs. Indeed Assessments

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
DIBELS Next
Score 7.0 out of 10
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DIBELS Next are short (one minute) fluency measures that can be used for universal screening, benchmark assessment, and progress monitoring in Kindergarten - 6th grade, and are developed and maintained by the University of Oregon's Center on Teaching & Learning.N/A
Indeed Assessments
Score 10.0 out of 10
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Indeed Assessments is presented by the vendor as a tool that allows companies to hire the right talent by evaluating on-the-job skills that matter most, with its library of tests for a wide range of job levels and industries allowing users to screen candidates for their aptitude, cognitive abilities, and specific skills that fit your hiring needs.N/A
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DIBELS NextIndeed Assessments
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DIBELS NextIndeed Assessments
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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DIBELS NextIndeed Assessments
User Ratings
DIBELS NextIndeed Assessments
Likelihood to Recommend
7.0
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Support Rating
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User Testimonials
DIBELS NextIndeed Assessments
Likelihood to Recommend
University of Oregon
More intense face-to-face training would be beneficial. The students can utilize their accounts easily. I like the assessment three times per year & my access to see if a student has gained, and if not, then reasoning is given. Some of the reports are hard for families to follow and understand. Honestly, I preferred the computer interface from the past years as opposed to the current system.
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Indeed
I would like it better if we could have the option to customize the questions in Indeed Assessments. It does save us time in screening, but I think it would be much better if we could have the option to customize and better construct the questions for candidates.
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Pros
University of Oregon
  • On-going Reading/Phonics/Dyslexia Screening
  • Monthly Progress Monitoring
  • Easy for the students to use on their end
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Indeed
  • Saves time
  • Efficient
  • Easy to Use
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Cons
University of Oregon
  • Presentation of the “how to”- I miss the older days of meeting for a week and learning the product inside & out.
  • More user-friendly format for those giving assessments-difficult to use the home page & areas within.
  • Parents/guardians have a difficult time with some of the written items, their lack of understanding.
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Indeed
  • Customization
  • Limited Options for some positions
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Support Rating
University of Oregon
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Indeed
Overall, support is good. It helps our operation to get better candidates, saves time and effort. It provides an extra step to help screen better candidates without putting in too much effort.
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Alternatives Considered
University of Oregon
Both provide BOY, MOY, & EOY Assessments. We Progress Monitor with both, but Renaissance is much easier for the students to use themselves. My students never complain about DIBELS Next testing (they like to see if they “move up.”) However, Renaissance is a product I have used successfully for many more years, and the ease of use is ideal when in a busy classroom.
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Indeed
Indeed has more options when it comes to the competition. I have not seen specific questions for each job while using Glassdoor or ZipRecruiter. You can manually create questions on those websites to screen candidates manually but Indeed does the screening for you. It is more robust and easy to use for employers and candidates.
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Return on Investment
University of Oregon
  • I’m not with the monetary element, but I would think our school has benefitted from this investment.
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Indeed
  • Saves Time
  • More Efficient
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