How to use reports
Six ready-made reports covering the classes you teach.
Last updated 12 October 2026
What you will learn
- What each report shows
- Which one to check regularly
Reports are figures worked out by the system, covering only what you are allowed to see — your own teaching.
- Attendance
- Present, late, absent and excused counts, and the resulting rate.
- Enrollment
- How many students are enrolled, and where.
- Performance
- How your students are doing overall.
- Coursework
- Assignments set and handed in.
- Distribution
- How marks are spread across grades.
- Grading queue
- Work waiting to be marked. The one worth checking every week.
Spreadsheet & Cohort Data Exports
To request institutional CSV or spreadsheet data exports for your teaching cohorts, coordinate directly with the Academic Office.
What you should see
You can see how your classes are doing without opening each student.
Helpful tips
- Check Grading queue weekly — it is the earliest sign that marking is slipping.
Related articles
- How to see how your students are doingEvery student in a batch with their current percentage and grade, and the working behind it.
- How to take the registerMark who was present at a class. This is the task tutors do most often.
- How to use the grade bookEvery mark a student has earned on a batch, and how to add one.