Overview
This article explains the Student Activity Summary.
Contents
What it Looks Like
This is what the Student Activity Summary looks like. It is currently available in portrait format:
Report Options
The Student Activity Summary report is a relatively simple, time-based report displaying one student per page. After selecting students, indicate the desired date range and click "Generate Report."
Report Sections
Categories for Credit Accumulation
This report shows in-progress detail for a specific student for a specific period of time. It is most useful as a formative reporting tool. It lists the type of experiences in which the student has logged time, credits earned per experience, as well as active projects, each in its own section. The report does not show learning targets or grades. There are three separate sections:
Categories for Credit Accumulation
Like the Detailed Transcript Report, this section lists the total number of hours logged working on experiences of each type. The types listed here are the name of your site's experience forms.
For example, students could have projects requests, field experience requests, course seminars etc. all listed in this section, which gives parents a sense of the variety of experiences students are utilizing. In addition, this report contains a key at the bottom, which provides parents with the definitions of these categories.
Completed Projects
Besides categories for credit, this report also has a column that lists completed projects and credit earned, with credits totaled below.
Active Projects
The third area addressed in this report is a section for active projects, which details dates started and ended and time logged to individual projects. This section shows parents what work students have in progress. Parents can also see how accurately students are logging time.
Finally, this report contains a parent signature line, which when returned signed by parents, keeps communication open among student, parent, and advisor and serves as evidence for student reporting and accountability measures.
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