How do I access student data for my class?
Phoebe Castle
Last Update 2 months ago
In order for teachers to access their students data, they will need to be within a teaching group within the User Management area with the relevant resources, student accounts and their teacher account added to this.
As you can see from the image above, both McGonagall and Dumbledore are tutors within this teaching group. This allows them to view the progress of their students at any given time.
You will see from this example that Dumbledore has access to this teaching group, but McGonagall does not, as she hasn't been assigned to this teaching group which means she wouldn't be able to access students data.
Above you can see what is accessible to tutors and what the options they have for each topic. They are able to access section tests, the topic assessments and students grades.
Above is an example of an Activity Completion report for the student Frodo Baggins. This details the tasks and activities he has completed for one particular topic.
If you ask your students to tick off activities once completed, this report will give you an overview of those completions.
You can find this report within the Integral Mathematics resources site. From the top menu, choose This course and then under Reports select Activity completion report.
Above is an example of a topic assessment. Tutors can identify which students have completed this. The details of the grade the student achieved is provided and the topic assessment offers the option for the tutor to provide feedback comments to the students.
Tutors can view the submissions for topic assessments by clicking on the relevant topic assessment (these can be found in the final section of each topic) and selecting View all submissions.
Above are the results of a section test. This information shows students' marks, when the student accessed the test and how long it took them to complete it. The tutor is also able to see a group average for their class and an overall average for everyone who has taken the test.
You can find this information within the Integral Mathematics resources site. From the top menu, choose This course and under Reports select Grades.