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StudentTracker for Mastery: Be Simple, Do More

Keep track of student mastery levels with StudentTracker by Jonathan Abbott. Enter data directly in the spreadsheet, customize grading scales, calculate mastery and more. Utilize Drag-and-drop PivotTables, Quick Filtering, and easy-to-read Histograms.

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StudentTracker for Mastery: Be Simple, Do More

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  1. Be Simple, Do more: StudentTracker Jonathan Abbott jabbott@mit.edu

  2. Raw Data • Enter directly in spreadsheet • Mark it 0,1,2,3, or 4 • Tip: • Absent = 0 for mastery • Excused = 0 for mastery • overwrite “Excused” for grade

  3. Learning Goals • Calculate mastery for each learning goal. • You customize it.

  4. Grading • Make custom scale (on grading sheet) • It does the lookup

  5. Define Metadata: data about data

  6. [Just some of] What you get: % Mastery | Weighted Total Grade | Unit Mastery | Custom Grade

  7. More of what you get: • Drag and drop PivotTables and PivotCharts • Quick Filtering • Easy to read Histograms

  8. LastWords Use Time Wisely Keep It Simple

  9. Got stuck?

  10. Got more stuck?

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