This information applies only to the Ultra Course View.

This information applies only to the Ultra experience.

The Student Activity Details report

The report provides you with analytics for your students’ performance in your course. You can view a student’s hours in course and changes in overall grade from week to week. The report makes it easy to see when a student’s hours in course drops or if a student begins to earn lower grades. You can use the report to guide and inform your instruction in many ways.

  • Identify struggling students, students who are improving over time, or students whose grades start trending downwards
  • Message students who are falling behind with encouragement and advice
  • Congratulate students performing well in your course and ask them to be mentors
  • Set up an appointment with all students in the course to follow-up on strategies to improve student performance and activity
  • Download the report's table view as a CSV (comma-separated values) file to analyze the data with other tools
  • Download the report's line chart as a PDF or image to share information with other instructors or mentors of the course
Image of scatter plot for the Student Activity report, showing a purple line for the selected student's activity and gray columns for the average course activity

The Overall Grade in Learn Ultra or Learn Ultra Course View is called External Grade in Learn Original.

Access the Student Activity Details report

Select the Student Activity icon in the Student Overview. Visit the “Student Overview” topic for more information about the feature and how to access it.

Image of the Student Overview header, with the Student Activity button outlined in blue

You can also select the View Details button in the Course Activity report’s scatter plot. Visit the “Course Activity Report” topic for more information about the feature and how to access it.

The Course Activity report, showing a dot for the student Lucas White bringing up the popup menu with the View Details button outlined in blue with an arrow pointing towards it

Course activity per week

Table view

Image of the table view, showing date, average hours in course, range of average hours, and activity hours

The table view of the Student Activity Details report has four columns: Date, Average hours in course, Range of average hours, and Activity hours. Data is presented in rows organized by week. Each week begins on Monday. The current week's information is updated every 24 hours in the early morning.

  • Average hours in course are the average hours in a course spent by all students per week.
  • Range of average hours are the average hours in a course spent by all students per week, plus or minus the standard deviation.
  • Activity hours are the hours in a course accumulated by a student per week. Hours in course are counted from the time students select something within the course to when students select something outside the course. If a student is logged out from their course session for inactivity, only the time before their last action within the course is counted.
  • Select the Download button to download the table as a CSV (comma-separated values) file.

Line chart

Image of the scatter plot for a student's hours of course activity per week, showing the student's activity in purple with a tooltip showing the exact hours, and the course average in gray columns

The line chart provides you with a graphical representation of a student’s hours in course per week in comparison to other students in the course. Each week begins on Monday. The current week's information is updated every 24 hours in the early morning.

  • The selected student’s activity displays in purple and average course activity is in gray. Select a dot to see exact dates and hours in course for a student or the course average.
  • Activity per week are the hours in a course accumulated by a student per week. Hours in course are counted from the time students select something within the course to when students select something outside the course. If a student is logged out from their course session for inactivity, only the time before their last action within the course is counted.
  • Zoom in or out by selecting the + and – icons at the top right.
  • Select the Download button to download the line chart as an image or PDF file.

Overall Grade

Table view

The table view of a student's grade details, showing date, average grade in course, range of average grade, and the student's grade

The table view has four columns: Date, Average grade in course, Range of average grade, and Overall Grade. Data is presented in rows organized by week. Each week begins on Monday. The current week's information is updated every 24 hours in the early morning.

  • Average grade in course is the average overall grade for all students in a course per week.
  • Range of average grade is the average overall grade for all students in a course per week, plus or minus the standard deviation.
  • Overall Grade is the overall grade of a student in the course per week.
  • Select the Download button to download the table as a CSV (comma-separated values) file.

When a course doesn't have the overall grade set up, the table is not displayed. Visit the "Grade Columns" topic to see how to set up the overall grade. 

Line chart

The Grade scatter plot, showing a student's grade over time in purple and the class average in gray

The line chart provides you with a graphical representation of a student’s overall grade over time in comparison to other students in the course. Each week begins on Monday. The current week's information is updated every 24 hours in the early morning.

  • The student’s overall grade displays in purple, and the course average overall grade is in gray. 
  • Select a dot to see exact dates and overall grades for a student or the course average.
  • Zoom in or out by selecting the + and – icons at the top right.
  • Select the Download button to download the line chart as an image or PDF file.

When a course doesn't have the overall grade set up, the line chart is not displayed. Visit the "Grade Columns" topic to see how to set up the overall grade.