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Learning Objective Scores Report

Nicole McCabe
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Advanced Reports

This article contains the following information:

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Accessing the Advanced Reports

To access these Advanced Reports:

  1. Log into EdReady and click the Advanced Reports button.
  2. Ensure you are on the tab labeled Study Paths With Student Activity.
  3. Click the Reports link for the study path you wish to see.
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  4. Under the Summary section, click the Advanced and Custom Reports link
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  5. In the pop-up window, select the report you are interested in from the dropdown menu, then click the Download button. (Note: if you would like this report to also be sent to additional email addresses, first enter their email address in the Alternate Email box.)
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  6. The report will be delivered as an Excel file via email 

 

Learning Objective Scores Report

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This report indicates each student's current and initial status for every learning objective included in the current study path. If students are indicating that they are 'stuck' or cannot master material on their study path, this report can be useful to determine which underlying concepts they have not yet mastered. 

This report is currently the only place to see the specific Learning Objectives (LOs) a student has (and has not) mastered. Since Topic and Unit status' are calculated based on the percentage of LOs that have been mastered, this report can provide additional insight as to the underlying mastery contributing to that status.

Note: This report can be quite large, as it includes a row for every student for every Learning Objective.

The columns included in this report are:

  • Student
  • Email
  • Goal Name
  • Study Path Name
  • Unit
  • Topic
  • Learning Objective
  • Initial Score: this column indicates the student's mastery of this Learning Objective as a result of the initial diagnostic assessment. See below for an explanation of the values you see in this column.
  • Current Score: this column indicates the student's current mastery of this Learning Objective

Initial and Current Scores

In both of these columns, you’ll see one of three values:

  • 0 = a zero indicates that the student was tested on this objective, and did not show mastery
  • 1 = a one indicates that the student was tested on the objective, and did show mastery
  • 1/2 = a 0.5 indicates that the student has not yet been tested on this objective. You will see this in the “Initial Score” column for any Learning Objectives that were not included in the initial diagnostic scope. If a student still has a 0.5 for the Current Score, they have not yet Tested themselves on this Topic in their Study Path

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