This article goes over how to access and understand individual student progress reports, which are available on the Professional plan and higher. Student progress reports include details about which lessons and quizzes a student has completed, as well as which videos they have viewed.
If you would like to view aggregate reporting on how all students are performing across a specific course, check out Course Reporting Tools.
Overview
Each student enrolled in a course in your school will have a progress report. Progress reports provide you with a way to track how your individual students are progressing and performing through your course(s).
Student progress reports contain data on the following:
- Lesson progress - View if a student has marked a lesson as complete.
- Video heatmaps - See which parts of lesson videos your student has watched.
- Quiz scores - View a student’s score on graded quizzes, and see their responses for each question. You can also reset a student’s quiz score.
From a student’s progress report, you can also mark lessons as complete on their behalf, or reset lesson progress.
Accessing progress reports
To view a specific student’s progress report:
- Navigate to your Users tab.
- Click into an individual student’s user profile.
- Click the Progress Reports tab of their user profile.
If a student is enrolled in multiple courses, use the dropdown menu at the top of the Progress Reports page to select which course progress report you want to view.
Lesson progress
Under each lesson title of the student progress report, you can view the lesson completion status. Each lesson will be marked as Complete or Incomplete.
A lesson will only be marked as complete if the student has clicked the Complete and continue button at the top of the page when viewing that lesson. Learn more about how students mark course progress.
If you would like to set certain requirements for students before they can mark a lesson as complete (such as watching lesson videos, completing a quiz, or navigating through lessons in order), check out the Course Compliance feature.
TIP: To see an overview of a student's overall progress in the course, click the Enrollments tab for that user.
Video heatmaps
In the Video Heatmap section, you’ll see heatmaps that indicate which parts of a video have been watched.
Heatmaps are color-coded in order to distinguish how many times a video part was watched:
- White - the video portion not watched at all (i.e., it was skipped)
- Green - the video portion was watched once
- Yellow - the video portion was watched twice
- Orange/Light Red/Dark Red - the video portion was watched three, four, or five+ times, respectively
A new heatmap will be created for each video watching session, so a single video can have multiple heatmaps. You can scroll between the heatmaps for a single video by clicking the < or > arrows next to the heatmap.
NOTE: Video heatmaps only report on videos that have been uploaded directly to Teachable using the file uploader. Any videos that have been embedded using an embed code and a code block will not be included in the Video Heatmap report, since they are not hosted on Teachable.
View and reset quiz scores
In the Quiz Scores section, you’ll see how your student scored on any lesson quizzes.
Only graded quiz results display in this section. If you have marked a quiz as ungraded, then scores will not be recorded. Learn more about adding graded vs. ungraded quizzes to your lessons.
If the student has not yet completed the quiz by answering every question, or if the lesson does not contain a quiz, then this section will be blank.
To view how the student answered each question in the graded quiz, click on the graded quiz result. A pop-up modal will appear that shows the student’s quiz answers. The option that the student selected for each question will be in green.
If you use the course compliance feature, you can set a minimum passing quiz score, as well as set the number of times a student can retake a quiz. If a student doesn't achieve a passing grade and/or runs out of quiz retakes, you have the option of resetting the quiz score so the student can retake the quiz.
To reset a quiz score:
- Navigate to the Progress Reports tab of a specific student and select a course from the dropdown menu.
- Click the ellipses icon (the three dots) next to the specific quiz you want to reset.
- From the dropdown menu, click Reset Quiz.
- Confirm the change in the popup window by clicking Reset.
When you reset a quiz, you will no longer be able to access the scores or results of the student’s previous attempts. Additionally, the student will automatically receive an email notification letting them know that the quiz was reset:
Mark lessons as complete
You can manually complete lessons on behalf of your students. This can be helpful if they are having issues completing certain lessons, especially if they are unable to continue due to course compliance settings.
To mark a lesson as complete:
- Navigate to the Progress Reports tab of a specific student.
- Click the ellipses icon (the three dots) next to the specific lesson you want to complete.
- From the dropdown menu, click Complete Lesson.
Reset lesson or course progress
You can reset progress for any specific lesson or for an entire course. When you reset a student’s progress, it will mark the lesson(s) as incomplete and will also reset any quiz scores.
To reset lesson progress:
- Navigate to the Progress Reports tab of a specific student.
- Use the drop down menu at the top of the page to choose the specific course.
- Click the ellipses icon (the three dots) next to the specific lesson you want to reset.
- From the dropdown menu, click Reset Lesson Progress.
- Confirm the change in the popup window by clicking Reset.
To reset course progress:
- Navigate to the Progress Reports tab of a specific student.
- Use the drop down menu at the top of the page to choose the specific course.
- Click the Reset course progress button.
- Confirm the change in the popup window by clicking Reset.
Frequently asked questions
It looks like my student marked a lesson as complete without completing a quiz or watching a video. How is that possible?
If you want to require students to watch lesson videos or complete a quiz before marking a lesson as complete, you must set up course compliance settings for that course.
If you do not set up course compliance, students will be able to mark lessons as complete without having to watch videos or take quizzes.
Learn more about setting up course compliance.
It looks like my student watched a video or took a quiz, but the lesson is still marked as incomplete. How is that possible?
A lesson will only be marked as complete once a student clicks the Complete and Continue button on the top of that lesson page.
Learn more about how students navigate and view course content.
Why are my student’s quiz scores not displaying in the progress report?
Only graded quizzes have their results displayed in student progress reports. You can check to see if you set a quiz as graded or ungraded by navigating to the Curriculum tab of the course and clicking into the specific lesson. If the quiz is graded, the This quiz will be graded field will be checked off at the top of the quiz:
Learn more about creating and setting up quizzes in your course lessons.