Standards Analytics 1.0 can be used to view your student's performance level on all standards that have been assessed.
- Step 1: Navigate to the Analytics module.
- Step 2: Select Standards 1.0.
- Step 3: Make sure you are using the correct date range for the desired assessment. To change the date range, click the calendar Icon.
- Step 4: To view the optional filters, click the Filter Icon. Note - the number of available filters depends on whether you are in a teacher account or admin account. Admin accounts will have more filters.
- Step 5: Select the standard and grading scale.
- Step 6: Choose the mastery setting you'd like to use to display the overall score.
- Step 7: Select Run Report (if filters were used).
This article will break down the different components of Standards Analytics 2.0 into the following sections:
Summary Bar Graph and Table
➡️ Horizontal Bar - Overall Scores
- Shows the percentage of students that fell into each performance level.
- Clicking on a section shows you a list of students, as well as allows you to add those students to a group (or create a new group).
➡️ Table - List of Student Performance
- The table will list the student's first name, last name, and performance level
- Clicking on the check-boxes next to the names will illuminate the Manage Groups button in the upper right corner - from there, you can add those students to an existing group (or create a new group)
Individual Student Performance
Clicking on an individual student will give you two different views:
➡️ Performance History
- Will show each time the student has been assessed on that standard *note - only shows results for the dates you have selected in the date range
- Hovering over each dot will show the assessment name, date, and performance level.
➡️ Summary Bar Chart
- Takes the same information from the Performance History Dot Plot and puts it in the form of a bar chart.
Exporting
➡️ Option 1: Export the Bar Chart
- Selecting the icon indicated by box 1 above, you can print the pie chart directly, or download the pie chart as a PNG, JPEG, PDF, or SVG vector image.
➡️ Option 2: Exporting the Table
- Selecting the icon indicated by box 2 above, you can download the results of the table to a CSV.