Individualized Learning Results Report
This report gives users the ability to effectively visualize and monitor student usage and results in students' Individualized Learning Paths.
This report reflects data for only completed/finished units. To see Real Time Results, at a glance, you can access the Individualized Learning Path tab. The results are immediate, but you must refresh the screen to see them.
Generating the Report
1. Navigate to the Reports tab then click Instruction in the menu options on the left.
2. Scroll to find Individualized Learning Results then click create.
School - If you have permissions at multiple schools, select which school you would like to run this report for.
Classes - All Classes is automatically selected. Use the dropdown to select your class(es); or,
Selected Students - click this to pick specific students for this report.
Under Filter:
Custom Groups - All Custom Groups is automatically selected. Use the dropdown to select a specific Custom Group(s); or,
Choose Demographics - select specific grade levels, genders, races, and other characteristics of students you would like included in the report. Click Apply.
Give your report a name
Choose to Summarize By Selected Students or Individual Students
Selected Students: This totals all of the data for all of the students you selected and reports it by grade level.
Individual Student: This shows summary data for each individual student, as well as totals.
Select subjects (Mathematics or Language Arts)
Date Range for the report
6. A preview of your report will appear! Click the down arrow or printer icons in the top right to print or download the report, or click the back arrow on the left to return to the settings if changes needed to be made.
What To Look For
What to look for when viewing the Selected Students Summary Report:
What strands are being worked on?
How are students doing in the individual strands?
How are students performing in their ILP, as a whole?
How much time are students working in their ILP?
What does the Unit Timeline tell you about a student's work in a strand?
How many units have they completed as a part of a strand?
What range of levels is the student working on in a strand?
How well is the student performing in a strand, as a whole?
How much time are students working in each strand?
Example: Summarize by Selected Students
This report is segmented by Grade Level. Depending on the filters you chose, it could include students from a single grade or multiple grades.
Example: Summarize by Individual Student
This reported is segmented by Individual Student. Depending on the filters you chose, it could include multiple pages if you chose several students.
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