Each course has a data dashboard associated with it which will display student data for that specific course. The data dashboard tracks rubric tag data and completion data for all of the assignments in the course.
IMPORTANT: The data dashboard uses skills data to track learning outcomes. You must have skills on your rubrics in order to track learning outcomes data on your data dashboard.
What are Skills?
On the Peerceptiv rubric, you can add skills to rating prompts. The same skill can be applied to multiple rating prompts and Peerceptiv will aggregate data around that across multiple rating prompts, assignments, and courses, to see how your learners acheive skill growth over time.
For example, you might have two rating prompts on your rubric that both cover the learning standard of “communication.” Create a skill called “Communication” and add it to both rating prompts. Peerceptiv will then combine the data for both of those rating prompts on the assignment results page, and on the data dashboard, to show how well your learners met the overall standard.
To learn more about how to create skills and how to create overall skill frameworks, please see this comprehensive article on How to Create Skills Frameworks to Track Learning Outcomes.
How to View Overall Course Data on the Data Dashboard
Once you have set up and aligned your rubrics with skills, you can view and track this data on the data dashboard.
To go to the dashboard from your course, click on the course name in the top navy bar, then click Data Dashboard.
You’ll go to the Class Overview tab on the Data Dashboard. On the right, you’ll see the assignment sequence which determines the order of the data points from left to right on the Growth Trend graph. The default order of oldest assignment created at the top to newest at the bottom will cause the assignment data points on the corresponding graph to populate from left to right and is what we recommend for tracking learner growth. However, you can change the assignment sequence as needed, especially if they were originally created out of order. You can also unselect assignments to limit the data pool utilized in the graphs. Use the drop down arrow on the growth trend graph to view your class’s overall growth trends for each of your skills.
Hover over each of the points on the graph to see the full assignment name and average percentage score.
As you scroll down the page, the graph below shows the “Counts of Participant Growth Trends for Skills.” This graph will show the number of students who improved, stayed the same, or declined over time for each of the skills on your rubrics, according to the assignment sequence you selected at the top of the page. Another way to say it is that this graph analyzes how many students improved/stayed the same/declined on a specific skill from the first assignment listed to the last assignment listed in your assignment sequence.
Below that, you’ll see the Course Skill Averages bar graph and a list of the top performing students according to their overall skill averages. Each skill is listed on the bottom of the graph and the overall skill average is shown according to a percentage point scale. The list of top performing students shows the highest overall skill averages for the learners in the course. Click more at the bottom to see all learners organized from highest average score to lowest.
Lastly, the bottom of this page shows the assignment completion rates which analyzes all assignment tasks required versus completed for each assignment. The table on the right shows the number of assignment tasks that were completed for the course in total.
How to View Individual Learner Data on the Data Dashboard
Scroll to the top of the page and click the “Individual Overview” tab. You’ll see all the learners in the course listed in the left sidebar. From there you can choose to sort the learners by All Skill Average or a particular skill and then order the list by growth trend high to low, growth trend low to high, score high to low, or score low to high. The green upward trend arrows mean the learner improved on that skill over time, the blue flat line indicates no improvement, and the red downward trend line means the learner declined in skill growth.
Click on any student’s name in the list to view their specific learning data and then click on any specific skill on the right side to view their data for that skill.
You can hover your cursor over the individual data points to see the average score for that data point and the name of the assignment that is associated with that point. You can then actually click on a specific data point for any particular assignment and go directly to that student’s submission for the assignment.
If you have any questions about using the data dashboard, please contact Peerceptiv Support.
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