Assignment & Assessment Data
After creating an assignment or assessment, you will have access to its data including student and question-specific performance. All data is accessible in the Reports tab. By clicking the refresh icon at the top right of the page, you can view live data as students continue to complete the assignment or assessment.
To generate an Assignment Report either:
Option 1: Access via the Assignments Tab
Navigate to your homepage.
Click on Assignments from the primary navigation bar.
Locate your specific assignment in the list.
Click the Report icon button located next to the assignment.
Option 2: Access via the Reports Tab
Click on the Reports tab from the primary navigation bar. You will land on
the Reports homepage.
Select the desired class from the class selector at the top of the
homepage, or choose All Classes.
Click into the Assignments report from the Suggested Reports section, or select Recent Assignments to jump directly to a specific assignment. You can also View All Assignments.
Click Growth Reports (Beta) to track student performance over time through a monthly bar chart across four metrics: accuracy, total attempts, time spent, and adaptive skills achieved at the Advanced level.
You will have an opportunity to further distill the data from this initial report by drilling down or applying filters.
[Pro-tips]:
Use Assignment data to assess students' progress on the material, view the questions students are struggling with most, review commonly missed standards, or distill performance data by subject if multiple subjects were included within a single assignment.
Click the blue arrows labeled Drilldown to view additional details within an assignment. Alternatively, select multiple students, questions, standards, or subjects by selecting the boxes to the left of each row and then clicking Drilldown Selection.
You can also use the filter bar at the top to adjust the parameters of the Assignment Report. Click Edit Filters to add, remove, or swap individual filters without losing your other selections. To customize and scope the data generated in your report, add any relevant filters such as a date range, standard set, or question type.
You can also select multiple students, questions, standards, or subjects by selecting the boxes to the left of each row and then clicking Drilldown Selection.
More Details about Reports
The Reports tab includes additional data reports to help teachers better understand student performance based on questions and learning standards.
The Reports tab also includes cross-class reports, which make it easier to view aggregated data across all of a teacher’s active classes.
The Reports tab includes a dedicated “Gradebook” report that makes tracking student performance across multiple assignments easier.
The "Gradebook" report is part of the Pro Upgrade, which offers a suite of additional data reporting tools to provide educators with even deeper insights. For information on pricing for this (and other) premium features, email schools@albert.io.
All Albert performance data (Assignments, Students, Standards, Questions, etc.) can be accessed under the Reports tab.
[Pro-tip]: Use Reports to determine the specific standards that need review, view questions within units and topics that need additional practice, or download the Response Matrix to conduct an answer analysis on questions within the subject.
Class Overview
Albert's Class Overview gives you a high-level overview of the usage and performance of your students.
This can be found on the Home tab. Select a specific class then the Overview sub-tab.
[Pro-tip]: Use the Class Overview to view student performance on independent practice, track growth over time by adjusting the start date and end dates, group students based on accuracy, or host class competitions based on points earned.
Student Profiles
Student profiles offer drill-down views of data specific to each student who has practiced in your class.
From your Class Overview, click on any student's tile and explore their personalized overview, assignments, topics, and info pages.
[Pro-tip]: Use Student Profiles to create tailored interventions for struggling students, track individual student growth over time, conference with students and families, or understand individual challenge topics.