TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText Support
The following will provide you with detailed information about some of the more common questions related to using TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText. As a general guideline remember:
- You first point of support is your course instructor. Feel free to contact them with questions related to assignments or basic use of the system.
- If you have a technical question related to TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText you can contact them directly by calling TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText Support at 800-311-5656, use Option 2, then Option 1 during the following hours (all times converted from Eastern Time). Make sure to identify yourself as a University of Idaho student and have your University of Idaho email available.
- Monday through Thursday 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. (PST)
- Friday 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. (PST)
- Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (PST)
- Sunday 3-8 p.m. (PST)
- If you have been notified that you are not on the account list and need assistance with establishing yourself on that list, you can contact the University of Idaho TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText Administrator (taskstream@uidaho.edu).
General Support
Your class syllabi should have information pertaining to which self-enrollment code you need to use. You can lookup your self-enrollment code (by course) in the table below. Please note that DAT students should use the code that includes the year of expected graduation.
| Course | Self-Enrollment Code | Course | Self-Enrollment Code | |
| EDCI 511 | CIMasters | MUST 382 | Music | |
| EDCI 513 | MUST 383 | |||
| EDCI 524 | MUST 386 | |||
| EDCI 563 | MUST 445 | |||
| EDCI 570 | ||||
| EDCI 572 | HS 423 | PETE |
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| HS 450 | ||||
| CTE 130 | CTE |
HS 490 | ||
| CTE 200 | HS 523 | |||
| CTE 203 | MVSC 201 | |||
| CTE 204 | MVSC 486 | |||
| CTE 267 | MVSC 586 | |||
| CTE 298 | PEP 350 | |||
| CTE 299 | PEP 412 | |||
| CTE 351 | PEP 413 | |||
| CTE 352 | PEP 421 | |||
| CTE 353 | PEP 424 | |||
| CTE 354 | PEP 484 | |||
| CTE 370 | ||||
| CTE 398 | AT 606 |
DAT2019 or DAT2020 or DAT2021 |
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| CTE 400 | AT 607 | |||
| CTE 403 | AT 610 | |||
| CTE 404 | AT 611 | |||
| CTE 405 | AT 620 | |||
| CTE 410 | AT 621 | |||
| CTE 413 | AT 622 | |||
| CTE 415 | AT 623 | |||
| CTE 416 | AT 624 | |||
| CTE 417 | AT 625 | |||
| CTE 418 | AT 630 | |||
| CTE 419 | AT 631 | |||
| CTE 420 | AT 632 | |||
| CTE 426 | AT 633 | |||
| CTE 430 | AT 634 | |||
| CTE 431 | AT 635 | |||
| CTE 439 | AT 640 | |||
| CTE 447 | AT 641 | |||
| CTE 449 | AT 642 | |||
| CTE 460 | AT 643 | |||
| CTE 462 | ||||
| CTE 464 | EDCI 411 | Secondary |
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| CTE 470 | EDCI 431 | |||
| CTE 472 | EDCI 432 | |||
| CTE 481 | EDCI 433 | |||
| CTE 484 | EDCI 434 | |||
| CTE 492 | EDCI 436 | |||
| CTE 494 | EDCI 437 | |||
| CTE 495 | EDCI 441 | |||
| CTE 498 | EDCI 442 | |||
| CTE 499 | EDCI 443 | |||
| CTE 500 | EDCI 446 | |||
| CTE 501 | EDCI 447 | |||
| CTE 502 | EDCI 448 | |||
| CTE 503 | EDCI 449 | |||
| CTE 504 | EDCI 454 | |||
| CTE 505 | EDCI 463 | |||
| CTE 519 | EDCI 485 | |||
| CTE 539 | EDCI 548 | |||
| CTE 544 | EDCI 549 | |||
| CTE 551 | EDCI 598 | |||
| DAN 360 | Elementary | EDSP 300 | SPED |
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| EDCI 320 | EDSP 325 | |||
| EDCI 321 | EDSP 350 | |||
| EDCI 322 | EDSP 423 | |||
| EDCI 325 | EDSP 425 | |||
| EDCI 327 | EDSP 426 | |||
| EDCI 328 | EDSP 430 | |||
| EDCI 329 | EDSP 448 | |||
| EDCI 408 | EDSP 520 | |||
| EDCI 409 | EDSP 522 | |||
| EDCI 466 | EDSP 530 | |||
| EDCI 483 | EDSP 540 | |||
| MTHE 235 | EDSP 548 | |||
| MTHE 236 | EDSP 549 | |||
| EDSP 597 | ||||
| EDCI 201 | EDCORE | |||
| EDCI 301 | ED 101 | DEMO |
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| EDCI 302 | ED 201 | |||
| EDCI 401 | ED 301 | |||
| EDCI 410 | ||||
| EDSP 300 | FCS 210 | FACS | ||
| FCS 480 | ||||
| EDAD 509 | EDAD | |||
| EDAD 513 | EDSP 599 | EDSP599Defense | ||
| EDAD 528 | ||||
| EDAD 530 | ||||
| EDAD 533 | InSpire 2017 Cohort | Inspire2017-2019 | ||
| EDAD 534 | ||||
| EDAD 535 | ||||
| EDAD 570 | InSpire 2018 Cohort | InSpire2018 | ||
| EDAD 571 | ||||
| EDAD 580 | ||||
| EDAD 584 | EDSP 597 | SpEdTPA | ||
| EDAD 586 | ||||
| EDAD 587 | ||||
| EDAD 592 | UI TPA | UITPA | ||
| EDAD 593 | ||||
| EDAD 594 | ||||
| EDAD 595 | EDCI 599 | webfolio | ||
| EDAD 598 | ||||
| EDSP 425 | ||||
| EDSP 548 | ||||
TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText is a web-based e-portfolio system that the University of Idaho uses to collect information on your academic progress in the teacher education program as it relates to various state and national standards. You will use a Direct Response Folio (DRF) to upload signature assignments in various courses. Coursework is graded and your scores are available in TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText. The teacher education program then uses that data in program improvement, accreditation and to monitor your progress throughout your preparation as an educator.
TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText provides you with web-based productivity tools that can assist with developing your own showcase web-based folio for job seeking and sharing with others who have an interest in your academic and professional development. It also provides you with templates for lesson and unit planning, a rubric wizard for assessing your students’ work and a mylibrary and cybrary where you can save your lesson and unit plans and share and copy (with appropriate citation) other users’ lessons and unit plans from around the world. You also are provided with 500Mb of upload space where you can safely keep your work and even a video of your teaching episodes. These are only a few of the benefits to you, as the biggest limitation on your use of this system will be your imagination and technological capabilities.
TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText is used in two key ways.
- First and foremost, the system provides a mechanism to support you in the submission, organization and preservation of assignments, evidence and reflections associated with your preparation as a future educator. The University of Idaho uses this data to help improve the Education Preparation Program (EPP) by looking at structured data that you submit, that are aligned to state and national standards including the Idaho Professional Standards Commission and the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).
- Used by the teacher education program to collect evidence that is aligned to state and national standards for education preparation. The University of Idaho EPP utilizes this system to ensure that the evidence you submit demonstrates that your teacher education program is rigorous, comprehensive and preparing you to make a positive impact on your current and future students learning.
Locally we pull a registration report for courses that use TaskStream here at the University of Idaho. We then send you an email near the start of the semester to let you know the status of your account.
How does my account work?
There are two components to your TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText account.
- The first part of your account is accessing the system itself. If you are currently enrolled in any of the teacher education related courses, then you will automatically be added to the TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText under your Vandal Email address.
- The second part of your account is the Self-Enrollment code. This code allows you to submit assignments/upload work to TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText. You will need to enter the self-enrollment code for your class. Below is a table of all of the self-enrollment codes for the different courses and programs within Teacher Education.
The EPP will pay for your account on a semester to semester basis while you are enrolled in a teacher education related course. If you do not register for a teacher education course your account will go into “inactive” status. Your work still will be in the system.
Student accounts are set up before each semester. This will allow you to login to TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText. You can contact TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText technical support if you are having difficulty with the self-enrollment code, need to reset your password or are having difficulty with uploading an assignment. The TaskStream administrator for the University of Idaho (who can add you to the site license) can be reached via email at taskstream@uidaho.edu.
Upon successful completion of your teacher education program you can download your TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText data or you can choose to continue your subscription at your own cost as a TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText Alumni.
You will be given specific instructions about how to upload artifacts (assignments) from your course instructor. If you are having difficulty with the system please first check with your instructor then contact TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText technical support.
Blackboard is specifically designed by individual instructors to deliver content and manage assignments. TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText is used to assist you with the organization and dissemination of materials associated with competencies and standards related to your teacher education program and specific content endorsement area(s).
You may be required to upload assignments to both blackboard and to TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText. We are currently working to integrate both systems. More information about this integration will be posted as it becomes available.
See below for common issues and the suggested resolution.
Issue |
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How do I access TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText? |
When you registered for a course that uses this system, we transmit your information to TaskStream TK20. You should have access under your @vandals.uidaho.edu email account. Your access is good for one semester. |
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I had an account and now it tells me to subscribe or enter a credit card or Account expired and I need a new key-code |
Chances are you registered for a course after we did our regular account set-up.
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I am enrolled in Dual-Credit |
As Dual credit courses are on a slightly different schedule than the University of Idaho, your account set-up may be delayed until the first week of your Dual credit class. A notification from the TaskStream administrator will be sent |
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How do I use this system? |
Video links to tutorials
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Unable to login to TaskStream Tk20 with LiveText |
If account is active and cannot remember the password or username you can do one of the following
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Can’t see the class |
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