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What are the different user roles in NJTRAx?

Users can be created and associated with organizations at any of these two levels of NJTRAx, District and School. In this hierarchy, assigning a user to an organization at any level automatically gives them access to the level or levels below. For example, creating a user and assigning them as a District level user gives that user access to all schools in the district as well.

There are three types of users that might be assigned.

  1. Read only users – Read only users, as the name implies, can see the data in NJTRAx for the schools and districts to which they are assigned but cannot add to or edit those data. This user type is useful for district leaders who want to remain apprised of the status of NJTRAx data but may not be involved in editing that data.
  2. Read/Write users – These users can view and edit NJTRAx data for the organizations with whom they are associated. Creating a read/write District level user gives that user read/write access to the schools in that district as well.
  3. Master Users – Master Users are users that, in addition to being read/write users, can also create new users at their organizational level or below.

How do I get started?

When accessing NJTRAx, we recommend that you always begin at https://njdigitallearning.org. This will take you to the NJ Digital Learning and Assessment Portal. By accessing NJTRAx through this portal, you will stay up to date with important new developments posted on the site. On the portal, you will find links to NJTRAx and to resources and support.

What is NJTRAx?

NJTRAx is an interactive database developed to assist New Jersey districts and schools in assessing their technology readiness for online assessments as well as for digital learning.