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1. You will need to log in to your Progress Learning account via username and password, or Clever or ClassLink.
2. From the home page, click on your name , then Profile.
3. Click Sign in with Canvas .
4. Enter your Account ID, Username, and Password. A progress learning admin can provide you with that information. See this article: How can an admin provide login information to teachers?
*This is needed once to complete the account integration, even if you are rostered with Clever or Classlink.
5. Click Authorize .
6. You now have the Canvas icon next to your name on the home page.
7. From the home page, select " Class Center, " then select " Class Management. " You will then select " Class Details " for any of your classes you need to connect to Canvas.
8. Select the button " Connect to Canvas. " This creates a connection between your class in Canvas and your class in Progress Learning.
9. Connect your students to Canvas within Progress Learning by going back into the class, and selecting " Student Mapping ". On that matrix, you will see if any current students in the class. You will be given a list of students that are already existing and connected. The remaining students that do not have a name in the "Existing Student" column, have not have their accounts connected yet. Teachers will need to decide whether to create a new account for the unlisted students or connect that account to an existing user within Progress Learning by selecting "Create Students" or "Sync Existing Students".
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Modified on: Thu, 16 Nov, 2023 at 11:35 AM
This guide will walk you through how to find and interpret your students report data and how to print and or export that data for your records.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Filters and View Options
Go live: real-time monitoring, interpreting the data, average (avg), best first and last scores, coins, gems, and pulses (lightning bolts), progress & gems, performance by play session.
- Response Time
Printing an Individual Student Report
How to export reports, navigating the reports tab.
The drop-down menus replace the old report picker. From the drop-down menus you can choose the time frame and which class the reports reflect.
Once a class and time frame is chosen you will be able to choose which assignments you would like to see, you can choose as many decks as you need. All of your folders from your Library are reflected here to allow for easier navigating your students assignments. Or you can search for a deck using the search bar!
You can navigate multiple deck reports using the scroll bar at the bottom of the list of students.
Within the Timeframe dropdown, you will see some options as well as a number displayed next to each. This number represents the number of plays for each timeframe. This allows you to see performance on the same material over time.
Click to select the timeframe for the report.
The classrooms dropdown will show your classes. Choose one to view the report for that class.
All of your currently assigned decks for the class chosen are located in the Currently Assigned folder.
All of your folders from your Library are reflected here to allow for easier navigating your decks. Or you can search for a deck using the search bar! You can select one or multiple decks to see in this page.
Once you have selected your criteria, the main reports area will populate.
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You have some options and filters here too. You can search for a specific student, sort the list by first or last name, as well as export or print the report.
For Premium Memberships or higher, you also have the ability to Go Live to watch student progress in real-time. Go Live is handy for remote and in-person instruction because it allows you to spot evolving trends and do in-the-moment re-teaching. Simply select the class and decks you want to monitor and click the Go Live button to enable.
Let's take a look at some data, and what all the numbers and symbols mean.
First some vocabulary:
- A batch is a subset of cards delivered. The default batch is 20. Some decks will have more or less, and some require all cards to be completed.
- A set is the delivery of all the cards in a deck.
Please note : After playing one batch or one set of cards, Last, Best and Average will all be identical.
When a student plays additional batches, new cards from the set are delivered. If there are not enough new cards remaining in the set to form a full batch, some older cards are delivered again.
Data Overview
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We will cover each part of the data individually, but let's take a look at 1 report for a single student. In the below example the student P layed all the cards in this deck twice, completing a total of 20 cards, the Gem metric shows that they have answered 10 out of 10 possible answers correctly at least once, and it took them 1 minute and 54 seconds of total Time for these two plays. The student has an Average correct percentage of 90% or 18/20 possible answers, their Last play was 100% with 10 out 10 correct answers, which is also their Best play for this deck. Their First play was 80% with 8/10 correct answers.
Please note non-question cards are not counted in the Best, Last, and Average scores and Gems earned.
This meter shows both the number of sets played and the number of cards completed. Let take a look at the data below. From this comparison, we can see that student 1 has played the deck 2.5 times. Student 2 shows that the student completed the decks 2 times. Student 3 shows that they have played all the cards in the deck once.
In the case that a deck contains more cards than are served in a single batch, the "Plays" metric may not match the number of play sessions for a student. In the example below, the deck has a total of 25 cards, but the deck is only shows 20 cards at a time (20 cards per "Batch").
In this case, the student has 2 and a half play sessions, where they played 28 cards. However, halfway through the Third batch they saved their play and quit. Therefore, they have not completed 3 full Sets and the "Plays" metric shows 2.5 sets.
Key Terms: Batch & Custom Play Settings When students play a deck, they get a "Batch" of cards. For Flow Magic decks, the Batch size is all the cards in the deck. For non-Flow Magic decks, the Batch size is 20 cards unless the author has set a different default. For assigned or Hyperplay delivered decks, teachers can change the Batch size using "Custom Play Settings" for the deck .
How can you use this data? It can be used as a visual tool to know how many times the student has played the deck, and how much is left to play. This is very useful to know when it's time to export/print the data.
Key Term: Set: a set is the total number of cards in a deck, regardless of how many cards are served per batch. Students may have to play a deck multiple time to complete a Set.
Time shows the total amount of time spent on all cards.
How can you use this data? This metric can be used to determine mastery, fluency, level of difficulty, and much more. It can also be useful when assigning new decks, to either increase or decrease the difficulty of assignments.
The average is computed from every recent card play, using the 3 most recent sets. If any card was answered incorrectly, the Average cannot be 100%. The bottom number shows the number of correct cards out of the total number of cards answered.
How can you use this data? This metric can be used to see where students' knowledge is in relation to their peers. When you know what level the student is working at, you can decide to either increase or decrease workload, and/or change the level of difficulty. This is also useful for grouping students by proficiency level.
Best will show you both a percentage and the number of correct answers from the student's best Deck complete play through . First shows the same for the first played set. Last shows the same thing for the most recent set . The bottom number shows the total number of correct answers out of the number of cards in the deck.
Best compares the last three full play throughs and returns the best of the last three sets .
First is calculated from the first play set, not the first batch .
Last is calculated from the most recent playset, not the mo st recent batch.
How can you use this data? This metric is used to determine if the last play has been the best one if there has been an increase in mastery, if the student understands the material or if they have just memorized the cards. It can help you decide if you need to assign Boom Cards with the same skill, but with different material, so you can compare the results with the average, and/or for summative assessment.
Key Term: Sets A full set may be composed of multiple batches of a student play and often may include "partial batches".
Once a full set has been answered, the calculations for Last First and Best are based on the 3 most recent deck sets.
Additional Report Views
There are two other reports you can view:
- Individual Student Report
- Individual Reports from the teacher's view
Deck Detail Report
Individual student reports (student report view).
Clicking on the student name will take you to the student page where you can view their most recent plays and currently assigned decks.
Bonus Tip: You can also access this page by choosing "Report" in the student drop-down from the classes page
The Student Report View Looks like this. This is also what the student sees when they log into Boom.
These are rewards and achievements that students earn for playing Boom Cards. You can learn more here: Coins, Gems, and Pulses
Individual Student Reports (Teacher View)
You can view reports from an individual student from the main reports screen. Start by selecting the Classroom your desired student is in from the "Classrooms" panel.
Then, using the Search Bar, type the name of the student you want to view. This will remove all other students from your displayed list. If you have two students with the same name, you might need to change their nicknames within the classroom to include a middle or last initial.
Progress (Green Circle) in S tudent Report View shows whether a student has completed all the cards in the assignment. For some assignments, students will play all the cards at once. For others, students may play them over a series of smaller sets of cards. The goal is to turn the green circle from light green to dark green. The number in the center of the circle represents the number of cards that the student has played within the deck, regardless of whether they answered it right or wrong. The checkmark signals that the student has played/answered all the cards, regardless if they answered correctly or incorrectly.
Gems (Blue Circle) shows whether a student has mastered the content in the Boom Cards deck. Unless an item was assigned as an assessment, the goal is to keep playing, until the student has mastered all the Gems in the Blue circle.
Clicking on the progress, mastery, and/or plays circle from the "Reports" tab or the "Student View" will take you to a detailed report for that deck and student. It'll show you what the student answered on each card. These charts show data from the 3 most recent sets .
If you see a purple speech bubble in your students' individual reports, that means you have a card to manually grade. To find more information about manually grading, visit
The Performance by Play Session chart allows you to compare progress over time. Each bar shows accuracy data for that play session. Clicking any bar on the graph will change the "Accuracy" and "Fastest Correct Response" data to show data for that play session. How can you use this data? This metric can be used to measure progress over time and to view data for a specific playthrough rather than the last 3 sets. You'll be able to spot trends and determine if your student is ready to move on to more difficult material.
The accuracy percentage is calculated from the most recent 3 sets . Clicking any red bar on this chart will show items answered incorrectly along with the correct answer. This is helpful for reviewing problem areas and identifying areas of improvement. You will also see a log of each time they have played this deck.
How can you use this data? This metric can be used to compare the results and/or determine the percentage increase in knowledge. If the student has a score 2/10 at first and then 10/10, then the student had an Accuracy increase of 80%… learning gain. It is like a pre-test and post-test in quantitative terms! Response Time This chart shows the fastest response for each card, regardless of the number of sets or batches that have been played. In this case, a taller bar represents a slower answer speed. You can click on any bar to view the card for that entry. The red line represents the average answer speed.
How can you use this data? This metric can be used to see which questions the student is answering quickly, and which they may be struggling with. You can use this to identify specific areas where re-teaching or a new approach may be needed.
From the Student Report View, you can print the page. The printout will show the scores & timestamps for recent plays for that student. you can also choose to print the student's answer choices for your records. From the Print settings, you can choose to print the cards 1 per row, 2 per row, or 3 per row.
You can Export/Print and analyze this data, and you’ll be set for the Progress Report Day!
You can print reports from either the Reports tab or the "Student View" of an individual student's reports. The Export button will create a downloadable CSV file (for Excel) with the data organized by the deck and student.
In either Reports view, select the classroom and decks that you would like to view data from. Then, click the Export button.
You will be prompted to choose a destination for the file on your device. Once you have saved the file, you can open it in Excel. The data will be formatted in a simple table layout with the student's name and deck name.
If needed, you can also manually copy and paste data from your Reports tab into a spreadsheet by following these steps:
- Select the Classroom you want a report for.
- Select all the decks that need to be in the report (you can see get reports for decks that are not currently assigned in Reports).
- Copy the data
- Format the columns of your sheet as "Text" (Not general or any other format)
- Paste and select "Match Destination Formatting"
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In the Teacher Portal, navigate to the student panel, click assignments, and then look for the grade column. Learn... Recommended for exporting and printing from a single assignment. 1. Select... Learn how to print student dashboard and progress reports in MobyMax for quick and easy class progress monitoring.... Prime Plan In Actively Learn ...
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From the Teacher Center, click on. Click on the Assign/Monitor icon. Choose the tab Assign to Students Assignments. or Quick Assign. Choose the Class(es) and then the students to assign to. Under the Initial Assignment Options section, check the box next to Allow Student to Print PDF. Choose all the other assignment options you prefer.
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Keep the momentum going while your students are out on school break! Plan activities for your class. Use these strategies to help students maintain the skills they've learned throughout the year. Keep students motivated with free printable resources including customizable certificates and classroom charts.
Progress & Gems. Progress (Green Circle) in Student Report View shows whether a student has completed all the cards in the assignment. For some assignments, students will play all the cards at once. For others, students may play them over a series of smaller sets of cards. The goal is to turn the green circle from light green to dark green.
The Transcript page holds all of your completed assignments and any added external training. From this page you can view grades and completion dates as well as review course material, access certificates, and print your transcript. Search and Filters Use the search bar and filters to find specific completions. To reset all filters, click Clear.
SplashLearn offers a variety of user-friendly and effective methods to help you track student activity and monitor their progress. First, log in to your teacher's account with your registered email address and password. Click on the " Review " dropdown menu. Here, you'll discover three valuable report options to ensure you stay informed and ...
What you can print: Summary of student answers in an assignment; Summary of student notes in an assignment; Copy of assignment with embedded questions and notes. Notes will be added at the end of the print job; STEP 1: Open an assignment from the Workspace STEP 2: Click the print icon to print the assignment
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To access the Progress Report Form, click the Options Menu, Reports, Progress Report. The Progress Report Form will appear. Input specifications are as follows: Section: Use the Drop Down List Box to select the Section for which you would like to print the Progress Reports. Include Off Roll: Check the Include Off Roll Check Box to include the ...
Link to download and/or print the Click Sheet: How to View Individual Student Progress on Assignments Click Sheet - How to View Individual Student Progress on Assignments.pdf 500 KB Download
take a closer look at SmartBook To access SmartBook, login to. onnect and proceed to your course. Next, click on the SmartBook adaptive assignment withi. your Connect course's homepage. A sidebar will load on the right-hand side of your screen with d. tails of the SmartBook assignment. Click Begin to load S.