MyFIRE offers the option of viewing students progress for a specific course. Instructors can view the overall student engagement, or engagement within a specific tool (i.e. content page, quizzes, assignments, discussions, and surveys), and view the student’s course access history. This tutorial shows how to view students’ class engagement.

 

1.        Navigate to the desired course in MyFIRE.

2.        Select Course Tools from the navigation bar at the top of the page.

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3.        Select Classlist from the drop-down menu.

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4.        Select Class Engagement.

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5.        From the Class Engagement page, a list of the students will appear showing a quick glance of how they are doing in the course. The items that are shown are:

a.        The current grade of the students.

b.        When the student last visited.

c.        How many discussion threads and replies students have participated in.

d.        Grade distribution of the course:

                                                                                             i.         The instructor may click on any column in the graph to view the grade breakdown of which students are performing at which grade level.

                                                                                          ii.         All or only one column can be selected at one time. The list of corresponding students will update below.

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6.        If students have not accessed the course for over 7 days, there will be a notification in the top left-hand side of the page. Selecting it will pull up a list of the students who have been absent.

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7.        To take a deeper look into a student's activity, select the student's name.

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8.        The progress summary for the student will appear. From this page, you can look further into the student's activity by selecting one of the following topics: Note: The statistics will show in a fraction format with the numerator representing the student’s actions within the course, and the denominator representing the number of topics (assessments and content items) available to the student in the course which can fluctuate based upon course restrictions.

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a.        Summary

b.        Grades

c.        Objectives (if applicable)

d.        Content

                                                                                             i.         Within the content area, instructors can view how many times a student has visited the course content, the number of total visits, time spent viewing the topics, which topics were viewed, which topics were not viewed, and which topics were completed.

e.        Discussions

f.           Assignments

g.         Quizzes

h.        Checklist (if applicable)

i.            Surveys (if applicable)

j.            Course Access

k.         Login History

9.        For example, to view when the student has accessed the course, select the Course Access tab on the left of the page. Then, on the right side of the page, the course access history for the student will appear.

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