Lessons completed
See the lessons a student has explicitly marked complete within the available published learning.
Learning progress
& completion
See the progress. Find the next step.
Bring the signals of day-to-day learning into view. See completed lessons, submitted work and released results, then focus the next conversation where it can help.
A clearer view, with each measure in context
Different signals.
A more informed conversation.
Keep lesson completion, assessment work and attendance distinct so your team can interpret what each record tells them.
Work submitted
Follow submitted assignments and quizzes alongside the number of assigned activities.
Results released
Follow recorded result releases separately from submitted work.
Give learners a clear place to return to
A lesson completed.
A next lesson in view.
Students can mark a lesson complete and see its state in the course learning list. That visible sequence helps them find the next item to work through.
- Keep viewing a lesson separate from marking it complete.
- Show To do, Complete and Updated lesson states where applicable.
- Allow active students to undo their own completion when they need to revisit it.
Bring the right detail into focus
Start with the course.
Look closer when needed.
Use the whole-class view to find a useful starting point, then narrow the learning measures to a published module or find a particular student.
Explore course modulesFind the student
Search by student name or school ID and keep enrolment status visible.
Focus on the module
Filter the learning measures to the published module you want to discuss.
Keep attendance in context
Authorised staff can see course attendance alongside learning. It continues to cover the whole course when a module is selected.
During the course
Keep the next action visible.
Lesson states and assessment statuses help students see what is available, in progress, submitted or ready to review.
After course completion
Retain a useful learning record.
Eligible completed-course access preserves the relevant published lessons and module edition in a read-only view.
For your team
A useful starting point
for the next conversation.
Teachers
See where to follow up.
Review progress within the courses you teach, and focus on the student or module you need.
Students
Keep track of your learning.
Mark lessons complete, follow assessment status and return to released results.
School leaders
Support informed follow-up.
Use authorised course views to understand how the recorded learning activities are progressing.
Reading the learning picture
What does completion actually tell you?
Understand lesson completion, module filters and how submitted work appears alongside learning activity.
Does opening a lesson mark it complete?
No. Viewing and completion are separate. The student chooses Mark as complete after working through the lesson.
Can teachers focus on one module?
Yes. The module filter narrows the learning measures. Attendance continues to cover the whole course.
Does lesson completion mean the student has submitted their assignment?
No. Lesson completion, assessment submissions, released results and attendance are separate measures. They support different parts of the learning conversation.
What happens after a course is completed?
Eligible students retain access to the captured published learning and relevant module edition. Their completed-course learning view is read-only.
Keep exploring
One school. More connected possibilities.
Learning progress & completion
Make the next conversation more informed.
Connect the course, the student and the learning records that help your team follow up.