Assignment Report with Problem and Standard View in Practice Mode
What is the purpose of the Assignment Report?
This report shows you the resulting data for any student that has completed an assignment in practice mode, as well as overall class performance, within one class. Click these links to learn more about the difference between Practice Mode and Test Mode, as well as the Assignment Report in Test Mode.
How do I view the report?
ASSISTments Assignment Report Data can be accessed in one of two ways:
How do I interpret the report?
Once you’ve clicked on the ASSISTments assignment link, you will be brought to the Assignment Report. See below for a breakdown of components at the top of the Assignment Report.
- The Assignment Title
- Select the Problems view tab to see student data broken down by problem; select the Standards view tab to see the data broken down by standards associated with each problem.
- The Performance Summary features a summary of student performance on each problem or problem part in the assignment.
- The Student Progress Cards show you where students are in the process of completing the assignment.
The Performance Summary and Student Progress Cards
- Use these buttons to toggle between a stacked or side-by-side bar graph format. Note: Hovering your cursor over any bar will show you the number of students who were Correct, Correct Eventually, or Incorrect on each problem.
- Click ‘Filter’ to select which levels of performance you want to view in the bar graph.
- Click the expand arrows to expand the Performance Summary into a pop-up.
- Click any problem link on the x-axis of the bar graph to see the Problem Overview Pop-Up for that problem.
- Click each progress card to see where each student is in the process of completing the assignment, including timestamps.
Underneath the Performance Summary and Student Progress Cards you will see the Detailed Report table which shows you each student’s progress on the assignment.
The Detailed Report
- The % complete of each student on the given assignment. This can be sorted in ascending or descending order.
- The Average Score on the assignment as well as the Average Score for each student.
- The Problem Average score is the average score across all students for a specific problem and is listed underneath the clickable column header.
- Clickable column headers for each problem, or problem part, allow you to see the Problem Overview pop-up for each problem.
- Click the arrow above the Detailed report to expand the Detailed Report and Collapse the Performance Summary and Progress Cards.
- Instructional Recommendations, if applicable for each problem, are indicated with the lightbulb symbol beside the column header. Click the column header to view the Instructional Recommendation at the bottom of the Problem Overview Pop-Up.
- Click Scoring for an overview of what the symbols mean in the Detailed Report.
- The Show/Hide columns dropdown menu, which allows you to hide columns in the Detailed Report when sharing data with students.
- The triple-dot, where you can choose to download the Detailed Report as a .csv file or upload scores to your LMS.
- Common Wrong Answers, if applicable will be listed under the Problem Average Score. Note: Common Wrong Answers indicate when 3 or more students who answered incorrectly chose the same incorrect answer. The incorrect answer provided is shown first, followed by the percent of incorrect responses where that Common Wrong Answer was chosen.
- Rows that show the performance of each individual student, including score chips that teachers can click to access the Student Progress pop-up. clickable color score chips that indicate student performance on each problem. Note: You can click any student’s name to access their detailed report or click the triple-dot next to their name where you can delete progress and allow the student to re-do it.
- Blue score chips or the ‘Assess’ button indicate an open response question. Clicking either will take you to the Student Progress Pop-Up, where you can view, score and select or write feedback comments on an individual student response. Note: click the ‘i’ symbol in the problem navigator (plus symbol) to view all student responses for the problem on one screen.
- The total amount of time each student spent on the assignment.
- The total number of hints each student used if applicable.
- Click on a student’s name to access the Student Details report.
- Click the triple-dot next to a student’s name to choose the option to Delete Progress on a student’s assignment, this erases all data on the assignment for the given student.
The Problem Overview Pop-Up, which can be accessed by clicking any column header in the Detailed Report, provides an overview of the problem. Below is a breakdown of its different components.
The Problem Overview Pop-Up
- Clicking the Problem Info dropdown also allows you to navigate to the Student Progress Pop-Up for each student.
- The problem navigator (plus symbol) allows you to navigate between problems in the assignment by clicking the right or left side of the navigator. You can also click up or down to switch to the Student Progress Pop-Up for each student. Note: You can also use the corresponding arrow keys on your keyboard to do the same thing.
- The problem ID, problem set ID and associated Common Core Standards are visible in the top left corner.
- The Correct Answer card shows the problem and its correct answer.
- Beneath the Correct Answer card are any Instructional Recommendation cards when available.
- The Score Breakdown displays a summary of class performance on the problem.
The Student Progress Pop-Up
- Click the Student Progress dropdown menu at the top to navigate between individual student responses on the problem, or to return to the Problem Overview.
- Click Hide Names to hide the student name if you want to display the student response anonymously.
- The student’s final score chip for the problem is visible in the top right corner.
- The Student Attempts card shows all student attempts on the problem, each attempt corresponds to a clickable tab at the top of the card. Click each tab to see each attempt the student made on the given problem.
- At the top of each attempt tab, you can see the symbol the student received based on their performance. A green check represents a correct attempt on the first try, ‘X’ represents an incorrect attempt, a yellow circled check indicates a correct attempt made after an incorrect attempt or the use of a Support, and the red lightning bolt symbol indicates the student clicking Show Answer.
- If the student used any Supports while solving the problem, like a hint for example, these will appear as cards underneath the Supports section.
The Student Details Report provides an overview of every action taken by a student as they complete an assignment in ASSISTments. This includes time spent, the students response, and any feedback provided by the teacher on open response problems.
The Student Details Report
You can access the Student Details Report for a student by clicking their name in the Detailed Report section of an Assignment Report.
See below for an overview of the Student Details Report.
- Use the ‘Previous Student’ and ‘Next Student’ to toggle between the Student Details Report for each student in the class for this assignment.
- Choose the option to ‘Collapse All’ to collapse all problem rows. Choose ‘Expand All’ to expand all problem rows. Clicking ‘Expand All’ will show all student actions and time spent for each problem.
- Click Print to generate a printable copy of the Student Details Report
- Click the arrow within any problem row to expand or collapse that individual row.
Clicking the Standards View, accessible at the top of the Assignment Report, will allow you to see the Standards report for the assignment. This report breaks down student performance by standard based on the standards represented in the problems assigned.
The Standards View of the Assignment Report
- The Performance Summary by Standard provides a bar graph showing average student performance on each standard represented in the problem set.
- Click Scoring for an overview of what the symbols mean in the Detailed Report.
- The Show/Hide columns dropdown menu, which allows you to hidef columns in the Detailed Report when sharing data with students.
- The triple-dot, where you can choose to download the Detailed Report as a .csv file or upload scores to your LMS.
- Each column header in the Standards Report represents a standard aligned to the problems assigned. The number underneath indicates the number of problems in the assignment aligned to that standard.
- Blue score chips indicate each student’s average score on the problems aligned to each standard. Filled in score chips indicate that the student has completed all problems associated with the standard in the assignment. Empty score chips indicate the student hasn’t completed all problems associated with the standard.
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