1.5.6 View Student Reports

Follow these steps to understand and analyze reports in EdisonOS effectively.

Step 1: Navigate to Reports

1. From the left sidebar, select your Program (e.g., SAT).

2. Click on Reports in the left navigation.

3. At the top, you will see two tabs, Practice Test and Problem Set. Select the appropriate tab based on what you want to review.
   

   

The Reports dashboard displays four summary counters at the top:

Below the counters, a table lists each attempt with the following columns: Student Name, Practice Test (with the test type shown as a tag, such as Full-Length or Module), Started, Submitted, Duration, Raw Score, and Scaled Score — plus a View Report button and a more (⋯) button for regenerate report.

Step 2: Filter Reports by Student or Status

If you have many students and need to locate a specific report quickly, use the Filters option.

1. Click the Filters button near the top-left of the table.

2. A filter dialog will appear. Click the Condition dropdown to select what you want to filter by.
   

   

You can filter reports using any of the following conditions:

3. After selecting a condition, type the relevant value in the Value field.

4. Click Apply Filters to see the matching reports.

5. To add more conditions, click + Add Condition and repeat the above steps.

6. To start over, click the Delete (trash) icon next to a condition to remove it, then click Apply Filters again.

Step 3: Open a Student's Report

Once you have located the attempt you want to review, click the View Report button in that row. This opens the full student report for that specific attempt.

Now that the report is open, the next steps will guide you through the various reports and insights available in the platform.

Step 4: Overview of Score Summary

At the top of the report, you will see a header bar showing:

• Name of the Student

• Started At and Submitted At timestamps

• Assigned by – the admin or tutor who assigned the test

• Buttons to Copy Link (share the report) or Export PDF

Below the header, five summary cards give you an instant read on overall performance:

Step 5: Overview of Section Breakdown

Scrolling below the summary cards, the Overview tab displays side-by-side panels for Reading & Writing and Math.

Each panel shows:

• Score for that section (e.g., Reading & Writing: 47/54, Math: 39/44)

• Adaptive path taken – whether the student moved from Baseline Section → Adaptive Upper or Adaptive Lower

• A colour-coded progress bar broken into Correct (green), Incorrect (red), and Skipped (orange) segments

• Total Questions with the count of Correct, Incorrect, Skipped, and Missed

• Domains – a list of all skill domains for that section with their score percentage and fraction (e.g., Algebra: 100% - 12/12, Advanced Math: 75% - 9/12)

Each panel also has a View Detailed Breakdown button in the top-right corner. We will cover this in Step 8, you can either click that button or navigate directly using the Reading & Writing or Math tab at the top of the report.

Step 6: Answer Changes & Performance by Difficulty

Continuing to scroll down the Overview tab, you will find two more sections.

Answer Changes

This section tracks every time the student changed an answer during the test:

Performance by Difficulty

This section shows how the student performed across question difficulty levels which are Easy, Medium, and Hard.

Click Show Detailed Analytics (top-right of this section) to expand the full breakdown. For each difficulty level, you will see:

• Accuracy – the percentage of correct answers for that difficulty, and the fraction (e.g., Medium: 100% - 31/32)

• Time - total time spent on that difficulty group

• Count of Correct, Incorrect, Skipped, and Missed questions

• Answer change tracking specific to that difficulty (Correct to Incorrect, Incorrect to Correct)

Step 7: Performance by Time

The Performance by Time chart on the Overview tab shows how the time a student spends per question relates to their score.

The horizontal axis represents time buckets, and the vertical axis shows how many questions fall into each bucket. Bars are colour-coded green for Correct, red for Incorrect, orange for Skipped.

Use the Pacing Analysis Guide on the right side of the chart to interpret results:

Hover over any bar in the chart to see the exact count of Correct, Incorrect, Skipped, and Missed questions for that time bucket.

Step 8: Detailed Breakdown – Math (or Reading & Writing)

To access the detailed breakdown for a section, you can either:

• Click the Math or Reading & Writing tab at the top of the report, or

• Click the View Detailed Breakdown button inside the respective section panel on the Overview tab

Both options take you to the same section-level report. For this example, we will walk through the Math section and the R&W section both follows the identical structure.

Section Header

At the top of the Math tab you will see:

• MATH: 39/44 : the total raw score for this section

• Adaptive path : e.g., Baseline Section → Adaptive Upper

Performance Summary Bar

Three key metrics are displayed in a horizontal bar:

Score Breakdown

Below the summary bar, the Score Breakdown panel shows performance split by section stage:

• Overall – Aggregate across the full section (Time Taken, Score Percentage, progress bar)

• Baseline Section – Performance on the standard first module (e.g., 90% score percentage, 1m 29s)

• Adaptive Upper – Performance on the harder second module (e.g., 95% score percentage, 1m 8s)

Each row can be expanded to see the question-level breakdown within that module.

Performance by Difficulty (Math)

This is the same type of difficulty breakdown as the Overview, but now scoped specifically to the Math section:

• Easy: e.g., Accuracy 93% (14/16), Time 1m 30s, Avg. Time 5s

• Medium: e.g., Accuracy 100% (13/14), Time 31s, Avg. Time 2s

• Hard: e.g., Accuracy 86% (12/14), Time 37s, Avg. Time 2s

Each difficulty card lists Correct, Incorrect, Skipped, and Missed counts, plus any answer changes.

Step 9: Skill-Difficulty Heatmap

Scrolling further down the Math tab, the Skill-Difficulty Heatmap lets you pinpoint exactly which domains and skills the student excels at or needs to work on.

The heatmap displays every domain and skill with their accuracy across All, Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulties. Scores are colour-coded:

Click on any domain row (e.g., Advanced Math) to expand it and see individual skill-level scores underneath.

You can also use the All Sections dropdown in the top-left of the heatmap to filter the view by Baseline Section or Adaptive Upper module.

Step 10: Performance by Time (Section-Level)

The Performance by Time chart on the Math tab (and Reading & Writing tab) is scoped to the questions in that section only for Math, this typically spans questions q55 through q98.

There are two chart views available:

Time Pacing Chart (default view)

This chart plots each question on the vertical axis (q55 to q98) and shows when during the test session each question was answered. A dot represents each question green for Correct, red for Incorrect. You can hover over any dot to see the exact question number, the start time within the session (e.g., "Start: 2.96 min"), and the duration spent on it (e.g., "Duration: 2s").

Time Chart (bar chart view)

Click Time Chart in the top-right to switch to a bar chart view. This shows the time spent on each individual question as a vertical bar, with a blue line overlaid showing the average time across all students for each question. Bars are colour-coded — green for Correct, red for Incorrect, orange for Skipped.

This view is especially useful for identifying outlier questions where the student spent significantly more or less time than average.

Step 11: Student Response Review

Click the Student Response Review tab at the top of the report. This tab gives you a complete question-by-question breakdown of how the student responded to every question in the test.

Filtering by Section

Use the section dropdown (top-left, defaults to "All Sections - 98") to narrow the view to a specific module:

Table Columns

The default table view displays each question with:

• # – Question number

• Response – The answer the student selected

• Answer – The correct answer

• Module – Reading & Writing or Math

• Domain – e.g., Information & Ideas, Algebra

• Skill – e.g., Command of Evidence (Textual), Boundaries

Expanding Additional Columns

Use the column toggle icons in the top-right of the table to show or hide extra columns:

• Eye icon – Toggles visibility of question content

• Checkmark icon – Toggles answer correctness indicators

• Type & Difficulty columns – Shows question type (e.g., Multiple Choice) and difficulty level (Easy / Medium / Hard)

Step 12: Detailed Question-by-Question Review

For a more in-depth look at individual questions, switch to the detailed card view by clicking the expand/card layout icon (the last icon in the top-right icon cluster highlighted in red in the screenshot).

In this view, each question is displayed as an expanded card showing:

• Question number and its position within the section (e.g., #28 / 27)

• Result badge shows Correct or Incorrect (with a green checkmark or red cross)

• Time Taken for that specific question (e.g., 15s)

• Question tags: Module, Domain, Skill, Question Type, and Difficulty level

• Tools used: Any in-test tools the student used (e.g., Answer Eliminator)

• Full question text

• All answer options, with the student's selected response highlighted and labelled Your Response, and the correct answer marked Correct Answer

Each question card has three action buttons in the top-right corner: View Insights, Activity Log, and Report Question.

Question Navigator

On the right side of the detailed card view, a Question Navigator panel is always visible. It shows every question in the selected section as a numbered tile, colour-coded by result:

• Green tile – Correct answer

• Pink/Red tile – Incorrect answer

• Orange flag icon on a tile – The student flagged that question for review during the test

You can click any tile to jump directly to that question's card. The navigator is also grouped by module for example, Baseline Section questions are listed first, followed by Adaptive Upper questions below.

Step 13: View Insights

Clicking View Insights on any question card expands a green Insights panel directly below the question tags. This panel shows aggregated data across all students who have attempted the same question giving you useful context to benchmark the student's performance.

The Insights panel displays four metrics:

Step 14: Activity Log

Clicking Activity Log on any question card opens a timestamped log panel on the right side of the card. This log records every single action the student took on that specific question during the test, in the exact order it happened.

Each log entry shows the event name and the exact date and time it occurred (down to the second).

Common events you will see in the Activity Log:

This level of detail is invaluable for understanding a student's test-taking behaviour and decision-making process not just whether they got a question right, but how they arrived at their answer.

Step 15: Session Logs

The final tab in the report is Session Logs. Click it at the top of the report to access the complete activity trail for the entire test attempt not just individual questions, but everything that happened during the session from start to finish.

Session Activity Log

The main panel on the left shows a chronological feed of every event in the session, with the event name and exact timestamp. You can see:

• Session started – When the student launched the test

• Section started – When each module began

• Tab switch warning shown – When the system warned the student for switching browser tabs

• Tab hidden (switched away) – When the student actually left the test tab

• Tab visible (returned) – When the student came back to the test tab

• Exited fullscreen – When the student left fullscreen mode

• Fullscreen warning shown – When the system prompted the student to return to fullscreen

By default, the log shows a filtered subset of events. The counter at the top displays the total number of events recorded and how many are currently visible (e.g., 488 total events — 56 shown).

Filtering the Session Log

Click the Filters button (showing the number of active filters, e.g., "5 Filters") to expand the filter toggle. You can turn individual event categories on or off to focus on what matters:

Active filters are shown in blue; inactive ones appear in grey. Toggle any category to include or exclude those events from the log.

Session Summary Cards

On the right side of the Session Logs tab, three summary cards give you a quick overview of notable session-level behaviour:

That covers every section of the student practice test report in EdisonOS from the top-level score summary all the way through to the session-level activity trail. Together, these reports give you a complete picture of not just how a student performed, but how they approached the test.

Summary of the Full Report Flow

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