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How do I track student performance?
How do I track student performance?

Monitor how well your students are doing across the entire course via your Performance page 📊

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Written by James Laurie
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Your Performance page provides you with a comprehensive view of your students' performance, so you can track their progress in one place. It’s a great way to monitor scores over time and stay on top of where each student is in their learning journey and where the class at large is struggling!

How do I monitor my class’ progress?

Your students’ performance on each section will be shown by the rings - all students should go for solid green 💍

Tap on the dropdown to filter by your class, which will bring up all sections for their subject. At a glance, you’ll be able to see:

🟢Sections your class are doing well on (lots of green rings on a row)

🟢Students who are performing well (lots of green rings in a column)

🟡Sections that need some more attention (very few green rings on a row)

🟡Students who need some extra support (very few green rings in a column)

⚪Sections that haven’t be covered yet (greyed out rings)

Solid rings show a section is completed, whereas dotted rings means that all activities haven’t been completed yet ⬇️

How do I monitor my students’ progress?

Hover your mouse over a student's initials or their ring, to show who’s who. Then, tap on students’ scores to drill down into their performance, seeing exactly which questions they got right, wrong or haven’t even completed yet!

Mistakes overview for quizzes show exactly what questions students haven’t got correct, allowing you to redirect them to the specific question for improvement. We’re also working on displaying their answers too, so you know exactly why they’re getting the questions wrong too.

Is there anything else you’d like to see? Click on ‘Want more information? Answer a few questions to help us’ to take our survey so we know what to focus on next 🎉

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