🔢 See scores & metadata in our new 'Summary' page

There's a lot to learn from the data generated in your courses, that can help you improve your learning experience. Who's doing well on your assignments? Which students need help improving their feedback skills? Who's the student that left the most comments in your discussions?

Today we're happy to announce our new Summary page that includes three different views:

Progress:

the familiar progress view that gives you an overview of all your students and activities.

Scores:

shows how your students have performed on activities that generate a score. For example, if you have a peer review flow, you will end up with two scores; 1) a submission quality score that averages all peer reviews to a submission and outputs a percentage score. 2) A review quality score that averages all feedback reflections to a student and outputs a percentage score. All review activities – peer review, self review, instructor review and feedback reflections – will be able to generate scores.

Metadata:

shows information on your activities about how students have interacted with them. Here, you'll be able to see how many words students have written in their submission, reviews and reflections, the file sizes of their uploaded work, how many topics each student have created, etc.

We're really excited about this feature, but this is only the beginning for our new Summary page. We will keep improving on it by adding more data outputs, allow table customisations and add export functionality. Say tuned for more updates!