L. L. Polk Campus
680 Hwy. 74 West
P.O. Box
126
Polkton, NC 28135-0126
Old Charlotte Highway Campus
P.O. Box 5041
Monroe, NC 28111-5041
4209 Old Charlotte Highway
Monroe, NC 28110
Lockhart-Taylor Center
514 North Washington Street
Wadesboro, NC 28170
Tyson Family Center for Technology
P.O. Box 5041
Monroe, NC 28111-5041
3509 Old Charlotte Highway
Monroe, NC 28110
What’s TaskStream? It’s a web-based system for academic assessment and
reporting. Tools are on-demand; students
interact with TaskStream via Internet to access tools, resources, workspaces and their own les at any time or any place.
How do I get to Taskstream and subscribe?
• Go to: http://www.taskstream.com
• On the Taskstream homepage click “Create/Renew Today” located at the top, right-hand side of homepage.
• Select “Create a new Taskstream Subscription” or “renew” if you already have an existing Taskstream account.
Under Option 2, enter your Taskstream key code, which can be obtained from your instructor. Click “Continue”.
• Choose “Division/Department” of your chosen major. en, choose “Program/Department” of your chosen major
and then “Area”, which is your specic major. Next, select “Students” for group and then click continue.
• Fill in Personal Information (use student Gmail for email, see Gmail section for details). When creating your
username and password, consider using your username and password from Moodle or go.spcc.edu to make it
easier to remember. Also complete the short form with your “best t” answers.
• Conrm registration information and click “Continue” if everything is correct.
• Click the link to Taskstream’s homepage. Enter your username and password to begin using your Taskstream account.
What’s a DRF?
A DRF is a Directed Response Folio. DRFs allow users, as Authors, to assemble work to satisfy
program-related requirements and submit it to an Evaluator for evaluation. Work might include online forms, text
blocks, etc. provided by instructors via the DRF template, and/or uploaded work les such as documents, slideshows
and videos. A DRF program might be equivalent to a full academic program, a course, or any other division of study
at your organization. Authors enrolled into a DRF program can also request feedback on their work, publish it to the
web, and email it to other Taskstream users or external email addresses.
How do I enroll myself in a program? If you are expected to enroll yourself as an Author in a DRF program so that
you can submit work for evaluation, your instructor should have provided you with a program self-enrollment code. If
you have not been provided with a program code, you will need to contact your instructor, or the SPCC IE department in
OCH A, Suite 300 or call 704.290.5873. Follow the directions on your program code sheet or use these steps:
(1) Click the Self-enrollment code button at the bottom of the home page. If you are already enrolled in a number
of programs, you may need to scroll to see this.
(2) Enter the program code you were provided. Be sure not to enter any additional spaces.
(3) Click the Search button. If you have entered a valid program code for your program, you should see information
about the program.
(4) If this is the appropriate program, click the Enroll button. You will then be notied that you were successfully
enrolled into the program. If you are not sure this is the correct program, you may wish to clarify with your
instructor. ere is a dierent DRF for all programs as well as a Core Skills area for each school
(e.g., Applied Science and Technology).
(5) Once fully enrolled in your DRF, select the appropriate program assignment link.
If you have questions or need assistance with Taskstream, please contact your instructor, or
Jill Millard at jmillard@spcc.edu 704.290.5887, or the email the Taskstream helpdesk:
help@taskstream.com or call 1.800.311.5656.
