- [Mike] I'll be showing the assignment drill downs
and the grade drill downs in Insights in Microsoft Teams.
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So I'm gonna go here into Physical Science
and I'm gonna click to drill in.
What you see now is the dashboard for the class.
These are the assignment drill downs
and the grade drill downs.
These are really interesting.
So for assignments,
you get a high level 14 missed submissions,
and that's down 16 fewer than last month, that's good.
And if I can drill in here,
I say, Check Assignment Status.
Now I've drilled into the assignments view,
and you can see the different assignments I've made.
And to think about how to read this data,
it's almost like a little funnel.
There was the assignment,
and then it moved into the who viewed that assignment,
then who turned it in,
and then has it been returned by the teacher?
And then there's some stats.
On time assignments, late assignments,
Multiple means multiple submissions.
And so this is really helpful at a high level.
And any of these numbers I can drill in on.
If I want to drill in on here and say,
well, let's look at some of this data.
This is that same type of funnel.
So I start with where it's been assigned,
who's viewed it, turned in,
returned, on time, late, and you get the idea.
So it lets you drill in and see the list
of each of the students for each of those assignments.
I'll close that.
Now, I can also filter by student.
So I drop this down, and we'll look at Terrie Cline here.
Now the view is just filtered to Terrie,
which is really nice.
I can see for Terrie the different assignments,
where they've been assigned,
which ones have been turned in, or returned,
and the different stats.
And if I want to pull back assignments
from a previous time period,
I can say Load More Assignments.
So I'll go back and drop this and choose All Students.
And I want to pull in assignments
from a little bit further back,
I'll click Load Assignments,
and you can see it added a couple more
right into the stack here.
So all these assignments are a little bit older,
but it lets me see patterns that go further back.
I go to ...menu,
I can get help on this graph here and these charts,
and I can export this entire set of data to Excel.
And let's hit the back button.
And now what I'm going to do is the average grade.
So, some insights say one point higher in the last month,
on average, across my class.
Let's look at the grade distribution and trend.
I'm here in the grades view, and what this shows
is first off, what's the class average,
and this is just during this month,
so I'm in November right now.
And you can see some of the scores across the class.
There's lots of different options to filter.
First off, I'm going to drop the date filter,
and I can go back 30 days, or 60 days,
90 days, or custom, I'm going to choose 90 days.
And now what I'm going to do
is I'm going to drop this distribution view right here,
and I'm going to look at the trend view,
which is a little bit different.
So that shows the distribution.
Now this shows the trend,
and you can see this dot by dot,
and I can really track exactly what was happening.
12 assignments returned, what was the class average?
8.2 out of 10, with a high of 10, low of five.
So the trend view is really slick,
and I can filter by students as well.
So this is all my students.
Maybe in this case, I want to filter on Terrie Cline.
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Now you can see Terrie here
started pretty low, four out of 10,
and you can see the average for the class was a bit higher,
but then Terrie really kicked it up.
And now she's turning in more assignments.
She got nine out of 10, she was above the class average.
So some really interesting ways
to explore the data on a per-student basis
or on a class basis.
And I can switch this view from trend view
back to distribution view.
So in this case,
we're going to see Terrie compared to the rest of the class.
So here's Terrie, right here, 87 average,
and the rest of the class, 83.
And you can see where Terrie falls
compared to the distribution of the rest of the class.
Really cool insights.
I can also drop all assignments down
and start filtering by specific assignments.
So I want to see the distribution
on these four energy assignments right here.
I'll do these,
and you can see everything updates
just for those assignments.
So Terrie's average is a little bit different,
and so as the class average,
when I filter by specific assignments.
And just like before, I click the ...menu,
I can export all of this to Excel,
or I can get help on that page.