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Tag: analytics
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Yacapaca has a dozen different analytics views, depending on exactly what you count as “analytics”. The table below shows the structure. Time progression Block of time Single assignment Individual student 5. Evidence 6. Parent reports Gradebook averages* Gradebook* Activity log* Detail* Student Set 7. Progress chart 8. Progression with metadata 4. Progress in topics 2. Quiz…
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There are three major, and several minor, results pages in Yacapaca. Ordered by level of detail, the major pages are the Gradebook, Activity Log and Detail. Gradebook This is your overview for a complete student set, for a whole
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Log into your Yacapaca teacher account and go to More tab -> Progression Charts For each of your student sets, you will see something like this: You can select some or all sets to compare with a simple search field. But you can do a lot more than this. You can also
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I’m really stoked about these two new features of the Activity Log page. They turn it from a page that merely reports results into one that provides immediate (and fascinating) insights into students’ behaviour. Sort on any column The default sort remains surname, but you can now use the arrows to the right of each column…
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Next time you create a student set, you will find that you can optionally upload more data about each student. The benefits are Identity data. The admission number enables you to ensure that each student only has one
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