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     • No, only school account administrators can create a class that does not show any progress made by the students in previous ones. They do this by selecting 'Student progress' when creating the new class. If your students are repeating the course, progress tracking will start again.
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   Can I Reset my student progress?

   • Yes, you can reset student progress by clicking the “Reset Progress” button found on the student progress report page while logged in as a teacher. Resetting the progress for this student will result in the loss of ALL his or her quiz data except for points earned, which will remain intact.

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   What is a student progress report?

   • Student progress reports include details about which lessons and quizzes a student has completed, as well as which videos they have viewed. If you would like to view aggregate reporting on how all students are performing across a specific course, check out Course Reporting Tools.

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   How do I Reset my progress reports?

   • Navigate to the Progress Reports tab of a specific student. Click the ellipses icon (the three dots) next to the specific lesson you want to complete. From the dropdown menu, click Complete Lesson. You can reset progress for any specific lesson.

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   How do I view a student's progress report?

   • Click the P rogress Report s tab of their user profile. If a student is enrolled in multiple courses, use the dropdown menu at the top of the Progress Reports page to select which course progress report you want to view. Under each lesson title of the student progress report, you can view the lesson completion status.

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   How do I Reset my Lesson progress?

   • You can reset progress for any specific lesson. When you reset a student’s lesson progress, it will mark the lesson as incomplete and will also reset any quiz scores. Navigate to the Progress Reports tab of a specific student. Click the ellipses icon (the three dots) next to the specific lesson you want to complete.

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   How do I Reset my class progress?

   • Whole Class Reset: This option is now available directly on your My Classes page. Simply log into your teacher account, and you should be able to see a light grey “Reset Progress” option at the top of each of your rosters. Using this button will reset progress for all students on the roster you are currently viewing.

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   If your students are repeating the course, progress tracking will start again. Teachers linked to a school account can ask a current administrator to grant them admin access or to create a progress reset class on their behalf.

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   You can do this by creating a ‘Progress reset’ class and adding them to it. Their previous progress in activities, tests or assignments won’t be visible in the data views or reports for the new class.

5. www.student-registry.admin.cam.ac.uk › progressProgress Reports (supervision reports) | Student Registry

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   I have missed the deadline for submitting my report(s) - can I still submit? No. It is not possible to submit a report when the reporting window has closed. You are advised to email your report directly to the student, ideally with the Department, Degree Committee and College copied in.

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   Reset lesson or course progress. You can reset progress for any specific lesson or for an entire course. When you reset a student’s progress, it will mark the lesson(s) as incomplete and will also reset any quiz scores. To reset lesson progress: Navigate to the Progress Reports tab of a specific student.

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   Yes, you can reset student progress by clicking the “Reset Progress” button found on the student progress report page while logged in as a teacher. Resetting the progress for this student will result in the loss of ALL his or her quiz data except for points earned, which will remain intact.

8. support.teachable.com › hc › en-usCourse Reporting Tools - Teachable

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   Course reports are available for the following: Lesson completion - View average completion rates for your course. Video stats - View how videos in your course are performing (including data on video engagement, play rates, etc.). You can also view a retention report for each video.

9. cambridgeonehelptest.cambridge.org › hc › en-gbWhat does ‘Progress reset’ mean? – Cambridge One

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   It means that tracking your progress starts again in your new class. Your previous progress is still available to view in the data for your old class.