Figure 6.11: Report for a single student in this class (pie chart)

Figure 6.12: Individual Pie Chart Report

The pie chart report for a particular student shows the student's current progress toward mastery of the curriculum (Fig. 6.11). There is also a menu giving access to earlier points in the student's progress; the menu choices are dates with the notations "Assessment" (meaning the pie chart represents the student's knowledge immediately after the assessment on the given date) or "Learning" (meaning the pie chart represents the student's knowledge just before the next assessment).

Beneath the pie chart is a list of concepts the student has recently mastered ("What student's name can do") and another list of concepts the student is currently (as of the given assessment) ready to begin learning ("What student's name is ready to learn next"). To see a complete list of topics mastered by the student, click on the link "and many other more elementary concepts."

Show me what the student sees. This link will be available for a student who has completed the current Objective in a class where Objectives with end dates are in use. By default, the report uses the current textbook chapter or Objective for the class as a frame of reference, that is, the last chapter or Objective whose due date has not passed. To switch to the frame of reference for a student working ahead of the current Objective, click on "Show me what the student sees."

At the bottom of the page there will be a "History" section that contains the student's progress for the current class (Fig. 6.12). The assessment currently being viewed is indicated with an orange dot. To view the student's progress in other classes, the instructor can click on the "View" link under "Previous Results" (if applicable). Clicking on the date for any listed assessment will show the student's pie chart and progress as it was at that point in time. (Sec. 6.2.4).