Reports on Student Progress (Teacher)

Typing.com has different types of reports that focus on particular sections of the program. They are easy to understand and use, with settings you can modify to answer what you want to know. They give you anything from a general idea of progress across the semester and up to specific details on performance on a given date.

Below, you'll find where to obtain this information and a brief explanation of the different reports available for you to run from your Reports page

Pro-Tip:The reports do not count any unfinished or failed attempts on the part of the students.

Let’s get started.

Step 1: Log in to your Teacher Portal HERE.

Step 2: Click on Reports

Step 3: Select one of the reports you wish to view.

Step 4: (1) The Graph / Table toggle changes how the report is displayed. (2) Save Report stars the report with the filters you have applied and pins it to the top of the Reports page, so one click takes you back to exactly that view; it stays grayed out until you have set a filter, and starring it a second time removes the saved copy. (3) Filter narrows the report by things such as class, students, units and lessons, or a date range - what you can filter on depends on the report.

Pro-Tip: Switch to the Table view and two more controls appear - (1) Print and (2) Export.

The Reports page groups twelve reports under five headings.

• Test Improvement Summary - student improvement across all test types, from their first attempt to their most recent.

• Test Activity Details - typing test details, including date taken, average speed, accuracy and errors.

• Current Lesson Progress - student lesson progress up to the current date.

• Quiz Details - quiz activity, including scores, time spent and number of attempts.

• Typing Lesson Details - student progress in greater detail.

• Written Prompt Details - student written prompt responses in full.

• Standards Alignment - which students have met each standard, based on the lessons they have completed.

• Activity Summary - student activity for a timeframe you choose.

• Class Scoreboard - last week's or this week's performance by classroom, with average WPM, average accuracy and time spent typing, in descending order. It resets on Sunday.

• Game Summary - student game progress up to the current date.

• Game Details - game activity in detail, including games played, level of difficulty and time spent.

• License Usage - how many licenses you have and how many are in use.

Any report you have already run shows the date it was last run, underneath its name.

Please note that, unless you are a PLUS user, there is a 70-day cap on how far back you can go to get information goes.

That’s it! Now you know how to run reports.