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Reports and Activites Panel

To view the reports landing page in the Classic version of ESGI, click here.

Overview:

The Reports and Activities panel on the right side of the Teacher Dashboard provides quick access to available reports and activities, with options to expand the panel for full report titles or collapse it for a more compact view.

Generating a Report or Activity:

  1. Your reports options will be on the right side of your Teacher Dashboard.

  2. To Select a Reports and Activities choose one of the following options: 

    1. Hover over icons to view report names and descriptions.
    2. Expand the panel to see full report titles at all times.

Activities:

  • Bingo: A personalized game that can be played in class or sent home for students to play with their families.

  • Flash Cards: Provide the student and/or parent with the items that the student missed on an assessment so that they can practice at home.
  • Writing Practice/ Sight words: Sheets that can be created for students to practice writing their name.

Reports:

  • Parent Letter: A personalized letter from the teacher to inform each student’s parents of their known and unknown skills.
  • Student Detail: Provides a detailed summary of correct and incorrect items, overall performance, and student progress across multiple testing sessions.
  • Student Progress:This report functions like a report card by listing all test results for that student, including grades when Grade Scales are configured.
  • Class Grades: Allows teachers to set up customizable ‘report card’ style reports.
  • Class Totals: Summarizes each student’s performance for every test on a single page to illustrate growth over time.
  • Item Analysis:  Helps teachers identify which items or concepts in a test were answered correctly, answered incorrectly, or left unanswered.
  • Rubric Results: Rubric results are the scores, feedback, and performance levels a student earns based on predefined assessment criteria.
  • Untested Students: Displays students who have not been assessed within a selected time frame and allows teachers to begin a test directly by selecting a student and assessment.