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How to View Assignment Reports (Teacher) 

The assignments report provides teachers with actionable data to monitor student mastery and provide targeted intervention.

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The Assignments Report key data points includes:

• Mastery Levels (Color-Coded): Green (80%+), Yellow (60-79%), Red (<59%): Allows for "at-a-glance" identification of students who are struggling or excelling. 

• Average Score per Class: Helps gauge if the entire class found a concept difficult, indicating a need for a whole-group review.

• Attempt-by-Attempt Data: Shows how many times a student tried an activity, helping to distinguish between a student who guessed and one who persisted. View a student's first, last and best score.

• AI Feedback (Written Responses): Provides immediate insights into student reasoning without manual grading for every entry. 

• Completion Time Stamps: Useful for verifying if students are working during designated hours or if they are rushing through activities too quickly.

• View Answers (Screen-by-Screen): Pinpoints the exact "point of failure" or misconception for a student during individual conferences. 

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Step 1: Access Your Assignments

1. From the left navigation bar, under Teacher, click Assignments.
   Tip: Scroll through the list or use the search bar to find an assignment by name.  You can also view assignments by date range and sort by due or past due.

Step 2: Identify Assignments

View Assignment Audience - under the assignment name is who the assignment is issued to:

• Individual Assignment - individually selected student(s) from a class.
• Group - selected group(s)
• Class name - issued to a particular class
• Classes - issued to multiple classes (Super Assignment)
  • Indicated by grey shading
  • Click on More Info to view classes included in the assignment

Step 3: Select the Assignment Report

Locate the specific assignment you want to review.

1. Find the assignment by name. 

• Tip: Scroll through the list or use the search bar to find an assignment by name.  You can also view assignments by date range and sort by due or past due.

1. Click the View icon on the right side of the assignment row.

   • For Super Assignments, this shows combined data for all classes in one scrollable view. Use the expand button to open data for each class separately, then use the view icon next to a particular class.

   • For Single Assignments, the Eyeball Icon opens data for that class only.

Additional resource: How to Edit or Delete an Assignment

Step 4: View Assignment Data

The Assignment Report displays:

• Classes that received the assignment

• Start, due, and expiration dates

• Source and number of students completed

• Average score per class

• Activities included in the assignment (as well as if it requires mastery of 80% or better to move on to the next activity)

If an activity includes a written response:

• In the Grade column, view AI feedback (see How to Use AI Grading for Written Response Questions)

• In the Review column, view individual student answers for each activity screen. Use the pulldown menu to toggle between students — great for conferences or check-ins

You can also extend due dates for the entire class or individual students. (see Extend Assignment Due Dates)

 

Step 5: Review Student Details

In the Students section, view each student’s:

• Activities attempted and completed

• Mastery level (color-coded):

🟩 Green: Mastered (80%+)

🟨 Yellow: Partially Mastered (60–79%)

🟥 Red: Not Mastered (<59%)

• Average score across all activities

• Completion date and time stamp

To the right of the Extend column, click the pulldown arrow to see attempt-by-attempt data including:

• A student's first, last and best score 

• Click View Answers to review student responses screen-by-screen. (see How to View Individual Student Answers in the Assignment Report)

 

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