How many sat it, how many passed. A day appears once
somebody has sent a result for it.
02
Not submitted
Open days with an open quiz that this student has sent
nothing for. Not the same as failing — they may simply be offline.
01
The curve
Average score and pass rate, day by day. Where the two
part company is the interesting part: a day people pass but score
badly on is a day that was survived, not learned.
02
Where the cohort sits
Every student placed in a band by overall score. A
cohort with two humps is two cohorts.
03
Pace against score
One mark per student: how much has been released to
them, against how well they are scoring. Bottom right is the person
racing ahead and understanding none of it.
04
Worth a look
Not a ranking. Each line is a rule that fired, with the
number that fired it, so it can be disagreed with.
Ratings
Every rating an instructor has recorded, filtered three
ways. The note is the instructor's own words about a named person —
treat it accordingly.
01
By day
The three marks averaged across whatever the filters
leave. Project, teamwork, technical — in that order, always.
02
Every rating
01
The cohort
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01
Invite someone
They get a code, once. Read it out or paste it to them —
it is good for 24 hours, and you can issue a new one any time.
Code for ——
02
Accounts
Re-invite covers a lost code, an expired one, and a
forgotten password — it clears their password and issues a fresh
code. Disabling ends their live sessions immediately.
01
Your devices
Every browser and phone currently signed in as you.
Signing one out is immediate — it is what to do about a phone left
somewhere, rather than changing your password and starting again
everywhere.
02
Your password
Changing it signs out your other devices and leaves this
one signed in.
01
What has been done
Newest first. Every release, registration, grant and
account change, and who did it.