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What information will I see from practice tasks or competitions I set up?

This page explains how to read practice task and competition reports, helping you monitor student participation, accuracy, and progress using filters to see specific skills and students.

 

For instructions on setting practice task/competition, click here.

How to interpret the practice task/competition report

The report has 4 sections.

  1. Task completion -- This section shows the number of students who have completed, started, and not started the task. Hover over one of the bars on the graph to show the names of the students in that bar. 

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  2. Overall accuracy -- In this section, you can see a bar graph of your students' accuracy percentage in the task.

    The chart displays accuracy for students who have answered at least 5 questions. Use the filter above the chart to change the minimum questions a student needs to answer to show up on the report or show only students who completed the task.

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  3. Students in this task -- This section lists each student who has participated in the task alongside the total number of questions the student has answered, the number of questions they've answered correctly, and their accuracy percentage. 

    'All skills' will be selected by default, but you can view the above metrics for a specific skill by clicking on the dropdown menu and choosing one of the listed skills.


    pupils in this task

  4. Skills in this task – This section shows each skill included in the task, along with how many students answered questions for that skill, the average number of questions received and answered correctly, and the average accuracy for that skill.

    'All students' will be selected by default, but you can click the dropdown menu to view the above metrics for a specific student.


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