Monday, November 10, 2014

Using Data

Using Data

Student Enrollments and Student Progress

This image is an example of a student information system tracking student enrollment.
Using this data, we know that there are almost twice as many students in the regular ed social studies class as compared to the AP section. This is understandable, as generally fewer students are willing to attempt a college level course.

This image depicts a Student Information System report that shows page views by student and date accessed. The reports provides the teacher data regarding student progress and whether he or she is steadily progressing through the coursework or trying to complete assignments at the last minute.
This graphic shows when students access the lessons. Generally, it seems that some students are progressing steadily, while others haven't viewed any pages at all. The ones toward the bottom seemed to have not been working.

This screenshot outlines the information found in a sample gradebook. The student can see grades in a category but also comments from the teacher.

This graphic shows the student's completed assignment, the grade, the number of items correct and the teacher's feedback. This is a way for the student to have direct knowledge of how to improve.

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