Get ready to launch into data analysis! In this article, we’ll help you "navigate" your assignment report like a seasoned astronaut, breaking down every data point with precision.
InnerOrbit’s Assignment Report feature provides powerful insights to help you analyze student performance in detail. Here’s what you can do:
Analyze student performance on individual questions
View average scores on graded free-response questions
Quickly see which groups of students selected specific answer
Review standards aligned with the assessment
Step-by-Step Instructions To Access Your Assignment Report:
1. Navigate to "Reports": Access the Reports section from your dashboard.
2. Select "Assignments": To view the assessments you have assigned students.
3. Select "View the Full Report": This will take you to a detailed view of student performance.
4. Customize Your Report: The full report page allows you to:
Adjust cut scores to suit your grading needs
Switch between different class periods
View detailed student submission data and more!
5. Access Student Answer Sheets: Click on any student’s name to access their individual answer sheet for a detailed breakdown of their responses.
5. Analyze "Answers by Question": Scroll to the "Answers by Question" section and hover over each question to dig deeper into which questions were challenging for students. This helps you identify concepts that might need review or additional focus.
6. Download Detailed Reports: For a deeper analysis, click the buttons in the "Answers By Question" section to export your data.
"Download Answers Report" for a CSV of all student answers
"Download Student Standards Report" for a CSV aligned to NGSS standards
"Download Question to Standard Alignment" for insight into how each question maps to NGSS standards
Orbiting Through Your Assignment Report: A Quick Navigation Guide
Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Assignment Report
Grade Free-Response Questions: You’ll need to manually grade any open-ended questions to view complete question-level data.
"No Data" in Answer Grid: If you see “No Data,” it means a question was added after students had already completed the assessment. These questions won’t show results in the report.
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