Pearson SuccessNet
Reports can be used by both administrators and teachers to track a student's progress.
To open reports:
On your home page, click Reports for one of your classes. The Classroom Test Report appears.
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On your top navigation menu, click Reports. Select the desired report.
The following reports are available for teachers:
Classroom Test results - If you use Success Tracker products, you will see this service in your Reports menu.
Self-assessment results - If you use Prentice Hall online textbook products that include self-assessments, you will see this service in your Reports menu.
Mastery - Reports how your students are performing on assessed standards and skills
The following classroom assessment reports are available for administrators:
Classroom results by teacher - gives you access to all the reports that your teachers use for their classroom-level products.
Classroom results by school - allows you to view summary and detail reports by product and school.
The first steps you must complete before accessing report information is selecting your school, teacher, or other parameters.
Reports are organized using tabs. For example, the Classroom Test Results reports are displayed within a Test Scores tab and a Mastery tab. Click Test Scores to view test scores and other specific test details. Click Mastery to view a summary of standard or skill mastery across all tests assigned to the selected class.
Often the first steps you must complete before accessing report information is selecting your class or group. If you are associated with only one class or group, SuccessNet automatically does this for you.
To select a different class or group:
In the Class/Group list, click the appropriate class or group.
Reports that measure mastery contain a Mastery Legend indicating the level of mastery achieved by student, by test, or by skill or standard.
Some test questions require manual scoring. An next to the test date indicates the test contains items that you must score.
To score a test that needs manual scoring:
Click to begin manually scoring a test question.
Most reports can be saved or printed at a later time. You can save the reports in either PDF format or Microsoft Excel. Some reports include both formatting choices.
To save a report:
In the format list, select a format.
Click Save.
To print a report:
Click Print.