When a student skips a puzzle they don’t like, the progress age in the teacher dashboard sorts that student based upon the last level (puzzle) in the stage they completed. It would be great if the progress report had the option of sorting students and displaying progress via a weighted number system instead. Completion of the puzzle in the most efficient manner could be represented by a full score, and each level of completion or skipping of the puzzle thereafter would be represented by some portion of a score. For example 100%, 75%, 50% and 0% for puzzles that are completed most efficiently, completed but not using the concept entirely, attempted but not completed, and skipped respectively. As a teacher of computer science to all grades 1-5th, that would allow me to quickly see a much more accurate representation of the progress my students are actually making rather than just quickly seeing who has skipped ahead the farthest.
I’ll mention this to the engineers. Thanks!
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I would like to see the date the students completed the progress it would help me with pacing in future classes.
Yes, that would be helpful as well. Then you could see if a student rushed though lessons 3 and 4 but took 2 weeks to get through lesson 5. That might indicate that they are not grasping the concepts in 5 and need a little more help with that lesson.
Now that all students are working from home, I have assigned them to complete 50 minutes of coding per week: 10 minutes per day. It is only showing me that one student has been working. However, several students and parents say their children are logging the appropriate amount of time. Any suggestions?
Hi @akinder!
We just released a new feature to better track student activity. You can see when your students last made progress in an assigned course by hovering over a student’s name in the Progress tab!
Learn more here: https://support.code.org/hc/en-us/articles/115000693231
We just released a new feature to better track student activity. You can see when your students last made progress in an assigned course by hovering over a student’s name in the Progress tab!
Learn more here: https://support.code.org/hc/en-us/articles/115000693231
When I hover over the names, it only shows that one student has been working in Code this month. However several students and parents say their children have been working. I have another plan. I’m going to record the cumulative
lines of code the students the students complete each day.
Thank you for your assistance,
Angie Kinder
That is somewhat helpful, but it only shows the last time he or she was online. The request was for total time online, which I am looking for as well. Thank you for any help.