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How Students Can Click Dashboard Metrics to Open Detailed Score History

Summary numbers are helpful, but without the ability to inspect the individual records behind them, students cannot diagnose specific weaknesses.

Static numbers without drill-down capabilities frustrate students

Seeing that you completed '14 tests' is unhelpful if you cannot click that number to see the individual test names, scores, and dates.

Click any metric card on your progress screen to open its full ledger

  1. Open your Learning Progress dashboard.

  2. Click directly on any metric card, such as 'Tests Attempted' or 'Assignments'.

  3. The system immediately transitions to the full, filtered ledger for that category.

  4. Filter by date, subject, or score, and inspect full question-level evaluations.

Put it into practice

Example: Drilling down into 12 submitted assignments

A student clicks '12 Assignments' on her dashboard, immediately opening her full submission history to review teacher feedback on each essay.

Worth checking first

  • Every number on the overview acts as an interactive portal to underlying data.
  • Use drill-down navigation to quickly locate past teacher comments before exams.

How EduVetta helps

EduVetta makes every dashboard summary metric fully interactive, connecting high-level progress indicators to detailed academic records.

See how Learning Progress works for students.

Make it part of your week

Try it in your own studies.

Learning Progress is part of the free EduVetta student account. Create yours and start today.