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How to view LCE 2.0 Transition Edge usage
  
Answer

To view the Transition Edge usage for your whole class, you can use the Instruction Usage page of your teacher account. 

To get started, click on your Instruction tab and select Instruction Usage. 


 

FILTER OPTIONS

  1. Subject options: use All for LCE Transition Edge
  2. Limit: Use the custom date range options or your own organization's calendar range (full year, semester, ESY, summer school, etc.)
  3. Administered Through: use All for LCE Transition Edge

INSTRUCTION USAGE OVERVIEW

  1. Total Time - total time usage
  2. Total Completed - Total number of completed lessons (includes repeated and unique lessons)
  3. Total Played -  Total number of lessons played (includes lessons begun and not completed and completed lessons)
  4. Unqiue Played - Total number of unique lessons played (includes only brand new lessons that appear for the student; does not include repeated lessons)
  5. Badges column is only used for ELA & Math Edge courses so they do not apply for LCE Transition Lesson
  6. Info button - view individual student usage details
  7. Download - download the page in Excel format

INDIVIDUAL STUDENT INSTRUCTION USAGE

The Individual Usage Detail page displays the list of Transition Edge lessons for the selected date range and includes:

  • Completed and not completed lessons
  • Minutes played
  • Scores for completed lessons


 

 
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