How does a student view their graded work?

Updated by Gayle McKee

Secondary Student Dashboard (6th-12th Grade)
  1. Click on Graded Work to the left on the homepage.
  2. Students may search by teacher or by subject, and they can alter the time frame of their search.
  1. Click on View next to the assignment to see the report.
  1. Report Information
    1. On the top left of the report, students can see their overall score.
    2. They are able to see how many tokens, if any, they earned.
    3. Students can opt to sort their scores by Practice Needed, Domain or Standard
    4. For each skill needing remediation, there are suggested Videos and Practice Questions.
    5. Depending on the assignment/assessment settings, students may be able to see a list of questions and answers.
    6. Students are also able to view text or video explanations for questions.
Elementary Student Dashboard (2nd-5th Grade)

  1. Click on Graded Work to the left on the homepage.
  2. Students may search by teacher or by subject, and they can alter the time frame of their search.
  3. Click on View next to the assignment to see the report.
  4. Report Information
    1. On the top left of the report, students can see their overall score.
    2. Students can opt to sort their scores by Practice Needed, Domain or Standard
    3. For each skill needing remediation, there are suggested Videos and Practice Questions.
    4. Depending on the assignment/assessment settings, students may be able to see a list of questions and answers.
    5. Students are also able to see video explanations for questions.
Early Childhood Education Dashboard (K-1st Grade)
  1. Click on Graded Work on the right side of their homepage.
  2. Click on View next to the assignment to see the report.
  3. Report Information
    1. On the top left of the report, students can see their overall score.
    2. Students can opt to sort their scores by Practice Needed, Domain or Standard
    3. For each skill needing remediation, there are suggested Videos and Practice Questions.
    4. Depending on the assignment/assessment settings, students may be able to see a list of questions and answers.
    5. Students are also able to see video explanations for questions.

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