Counts that lead somewhere
Every number on the overview is a link. Select tests attempted to see each attempt and its score, or assignments submitted to read the feedback behind the total.
Learning overview for students
See where you stand, then choose what’s next.
Your dashboard begins with a count of your batches, lectures, tests attempted, assignments submitted and quiz games played. Beneath them are your most recent lectures and attendance by batch, so a minute here tells you what has been happening.
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See the pattern.
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01Tests attemptedLinked to every score
02Recent lectureJoin while it is live
03AttendanceShown batch by batch
04Next moveContinue an unfinished test
Starting from what you have done makes choosing the next task much less of a guess.
Live classes up front
Recent lectures appear on the dashboard with the batch, teacher and time. When one is live, a Join lecture button shows on its card, and recordings or board PDFs are offered while their download window lasts.
Attendance beside activity
Attendance by batch appears on the same page as your activity counts. Seeing both at once shows whether a gap came from missed classes or from work not yet attempted.
Separate by space
The overview reflects the space you are in, personal or institution, so a personal teacher’s classes are not mixed with your institution’s. Switch space in the header to see the other set.
Three steps to get going.
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Scan the overview
Start on your dashboard and take in the activity counts, recent lectures and batch attendance for your current space.
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Follow a number
Select any count to reach its full history, where you will find individual scores, statuses and teacher feedback.
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Decide what is next
Continue an unfinished attempt, revisit a lecture summary or message your teacher about a result you did not expect.
Connected learning
See the other side.
Explore how this part of EduVetta works for the people you learn and work with.
Worth knowing before you start.
Does the dashboard give me one overall learning score?
There is no single score. Counts show what you took part in, attendance shows presence, and results belong to individual tests, assignments and quiz games, each with its own history.
Why is an attempt or lecture missing from my overview?
Activity is recorded against your student account, so work done as a guest through a public link is not counted. The overview also covers only the space you are currently in.
Is my personal study included in these counts?
The overview covers class activity: batches, lectures, tests, assignments and quiz games. Prepare, Practice Tests and Daily Five have their own libraries under Personal study.
Take one look before you start studying.
Glance over your dashboard, then follow one number through to the record behind it.