Review your results

The Results page shows the results and grades for all work you have completed in the selected content area. The top of the page displays your Overall Score and how it was calculated. The lower portion of the page displays your individual assignment scores.

Your overall score is available only if your instructor has selected to display it. Also, overall scores are not available for Learning Catalytics sessions.

To review your results/progress

1. Display the Course Home.
2. Select the MyProgress button.
3. Select the content area for the completed work you want to review.
4. (Optional) Hide or show your overall score and how it was calculated. (Your instructor determines whether or not your overall score is displayed.)
   1. Select Hide Overall Score to hide the score; select Show Overall Score redisplay it.
   2. Select Show Calculation, when the overall score is displayed, to review how the score was calculated. Select Hide Calculation to collapse the calculation. (Also see Overall score calculation for details.)
5. (Optional) Filter the assignment list by doing either or both of the following:
   • Specify a date range for the results by selecting Past 2 Weeks, Past month, or Entire course to date.
   • Select a module from the drop-down list to display the results of assignments you've completed.
6. (Optional) Select the assignment name to review your work.

Result descriptions

• The date range you selected is at the top of the assignment list.

  Select Review to open and review the assignment, if your instructor allows it. (A Learning Catalytics assignment will open in its application.)

  If an assignment name is grayed out, it does not contribute to your overall score.

• Correct/Total: The number of points you earned for correct answers, followed by the total number of points in the assignment. For example, if you got 8 points in a test with 10 points, you would see 8/10. If you see an asterisk (*) next to number of points, you received a penalty for submitting the assignment past the due date.

  For Writing Space Assignments that have a grading rubric, Total is the total points possible based on the rubric. Correct is calculated using your percentage score and the total points possible. For example, a score of 85% for an assignment with 6 total points possible is displayed as 5.1/6.

• Score: The score you received on the assignment. Depending on how your instructor has set up the course, this score may be your best score, your most recent score, or an average of your scores on all attempts. Show the Score entries and their descriptions.

  Assignment score descriptions

  Score	Description
  M	An uppercase M indicates that you mastered the topic or module related to the assignment because of a mastery score on a pre-assessment such as a Path Builder or Skills Check. If this assignment has a due date, check with your instructor about whether you are required to complete it.
  	A grayed-out score followed by low score means your instructor has dropped the lowest scores for everyone in your class.
  	A double dash in the Correct/Total and Score columns indicates the score is not included in your overall score for the Learning Path.
  	An asterisk in the Correct/Total column indicates that your instructor changed or omitted your score.
  	The Ungraded icon indicates you answered the question, but your instructor has not yet graded it.
  	A Needs Review icon in the Score column indicates that the instructor needs to grade a question in the assignment. For questions where you were required to show how you calculated an answer, you can select the icon to see your score so far. (See How Show Work questions are graded for details.)
  *	An asterisk next to a score indicates that the instructor changed the score or explicitly submitted a score, or it can mean that the score is not final. Position your mouse pointer over the asterisk to see how the score was changed.
  	The Instructor Review Complete icon indicates that the instructor has reviewed your submission but that the score isn't final. For example, the feedback for a Writing Skills essay assignment may not yet be available.

• Time Spent: The amount of time you spent working on the assignment. The time is shown as hours and minutes, for example, 1h 12m. For media assignments — such as PDF files, eText, or StatCrunch — that do not report duration, Time Spent is "Not Supported." If you spent less than a minute on the assignment, it is shown as <1m. For homework activities, the Time Spent does not include inactivity time outs.

  If you took a test that was interrupted before you submitted it, the word "incomplete" appears in the Time Spent column for that test. Depending on how your instructor set up the test, you can resume or retake an incomplete test.

• Drafts Submitted: The number of drafts you submitted for the assignment, when applicable, for Writing and Writing Practice assignments.
• Date Started: The date and time you started work on the assignment.
• Date Worked: The date and time when you submitted an assignment or when your instructor entered a score for an assignment.

See also:

Overall score calculation | How questions are graded | How Show Work questions are graded