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The Overall Progress tab provides a comprehensive view of how all students are progressing through your course, helping you identify engagement patterns and content areas that may need attention.

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How to access Overall Progress

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Navigate to Courses

Click on the courses tab from your instructor dashboard. step1
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Select the course

Click on the course for which you want to view overall student progress analytics. step2
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Open the Students tab

You will find the students tab in the left sidebar of the course page. Click on it to access student management. step3
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Select Overall Progress tab

Once you’re inside the students tab, you’ll see three tabs at the top: “Students”, “Overall progress”, and “Exported reports”. Click on the Overall progress tab to view course-level analytics. step4

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Course content and completion progress

Below the summary metrics, you’ll find a detailed table showing completion progress for each course item across all enrolled students. The table includes three columns:

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Course content

The first (leftmost) column shows a structured list of all items in your course, clearly grouped by their section. Each section is then expanded to display its included content—such as videos, articles, assignments, interactive labs, and more. This makes it easy to quickly scan everything that makes up your course curriculum. Course content column highlighted
  • Section names are shown as headings, with a collapsible or indented list of course items underneath.
  • Common content types (e.g., quizzes, labs, videos, articles, assignments) are all listed, matching the course’s order and structure.
  • Every listed item corresponds directly to a row in the completion/progress columns to its right.

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Completion progress

progress The center column summarizes progress for each course item across all enrolled students, including:
  • Student count: The number of students who have completed the item (displayed as “X students”).
  • Completion percentage: Displays as a percentage out of all active enrollments.
  • Progress bar: A horizontal bar visually represents the current completion percentage for each item.
  • Change indicators: If a shift has occurred since the previous measurement period, you’ll see either:
    • A percentage increase (e.g., “25.0% increase”)
    • A percentage decrease/dropoff (e.g., “10.0% dropoff”)
    • Or “No change” when completion remains the same
This visual makes it easy to spot which items have high engagement (high bars, high percentages) and which need attention (low bars, low percentages, or large drop-offs).

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Actions

The rightmost column offers context-aware action buttons:
  • View stats: Shown for coding labs and interactive/IO lab items; opens a detailed statistics panel for that content item.
  • View all submissions: Shown for assignments; opens a full list of all student submissions collected for that task.
  • Actions only appear where relevant, so the interface stays uncluttered for standard videos, articles, or quizzes.
These columns work together so you can scan by section, instantly see engagement and completion, and drill into deeper analytics or individual submissions—all from one table.

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Using overall progress analytics

The Overall Progress view helps you:
  • Identify engagement patterns: See which types of content (videos, articles, labs) students engage with most
  • Spot problematic content: Identify course items with low completion rates or high dropoff rates
  • Track improvements: Monitor completion changes over time with increase/decrease indicators
  • Optimize course structure: Use completion data to reorganize or improve content that students struggle with
  • Make data-driven decisions: Use metrics to decide which content types to add more of or modify
By regularly reviewing overall progress, you can proactively improve your course content and support student success.