This idea would provide a dashboard that allows instructors to view student performance, as individuals or as a class, at both the assessment and course level. The data would be able to be exported to share with others or apply your own independent analysis.
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This would be valuable at all levels in the schoolhouse! Just keep in mind privacy act, so student PII cannot be unintentionally stolen/exported and shared in print or electrons.
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I like this idea, but I would also like to add on that students should be able to see a version adapted to their needs. It's their data, after all, and the information is useful to them. Especially in higher education, being able to see your performance compared to the rest of the class is very valuable for insight into your learning process. It also allows students to better gauge how they are doing, and prioritize where they need to put in extra work or not.
This goes for any analytical data about student performance and activity presented to teachers: in most cases, it would be valuable information for the students as well.
Having data accessible to students would be ideal. It would go a long way to helping students to better manage their own learning.
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This would be a great feature. It should also alert the instructor what specific topic a student is struggling with, for instance if they did well on the Chapter 5 quiz but they did poorly on the Chapter 6 quiz. Neat idea!