1. Admin & Teacher Dashboard
I’m excited to share with you the brand new Odysseyware Dashboard to allow you to use real-time data to inform your daily instructional decisions!

2. data DASHBOARD
Odysseyware provides visual and intuitive data at your fingertips to immediately inform instruction through our new Teacher Dashboard! The teacher dashboard is found within the reports tab of the OW LMS and provides key color-coded data points on what teachers want most – progress (or overdue assignments) and overall scores!
The dashboards are fully interactive and help teachers make key decisions about next steps of instruction, including providing even more granular data (click), forming learning groups and ongoing progress monitoring!
Let’s take a closer look!

3. guided TOUR
The OW Dashboard includes a guided virtual tour that helps teachers and administrators understand the data points and how to easily navigate the dashboard. When ready, just click “end tour” to start viewing the dashboard.
Click 1 – advance to next slide

4. admin CONTROLS
At the top of the dashboard, for administrators and Super teachers, are “admin controls”. This allows administrators views into data for multiple campuses, as well as multiple teachers. And, if the administrator also teaches a group of student, views into just their students’ data.
Click 1 – advance to next slide

5. interactive DATA
The “lifesaver” provides insight into overall assignment completion, or overdue assignments! Red indicates students have 5+ assignments overdue, yellow indicates 1-4 overdue assignments, and green indicates 0 overdue assignments. So clearly, a teacher can see where the majority of her students stand in terms of overdue assignments by simply reviewing the colors and hovering over each area to see numbers of enrollments.
Click 1 – 5+ overdue assignments on the Lifesaver

6. filter by performance METRICS
By clicking on the red portion of assignment completion, I can now see the student breakdown data for which students have 5 or more assignments overdue. I can also use the arrow buttons near the overdue assignments section to sort by most overdue assignments and least overdue assignments, as well as overall course progress (most complete and least complete).
Click 1 – ascending/descending filter for Overdue assignments

7. filter by performance METRICS
In addition, teachers can also filter for performance metrics, such as current score. For example, I just want to filter for students who are in the average of 60% current score, I can click….
Click 1 – 60% bar in the Current Score section

8. filter by performance METRICS
And see the breakdown of students scoring in the 60% range. Again, teachers can sort by highest and lowest scores. But teachers can also use the “export” button to export data snapshots at any time!
Click 1 – Export button

9. export DATA
Here, teachers can export data in PDF or CSV files, which allow for further sorting and filtering. See an example of visual exportable data only available through OW. And click the “clear filter” button to remove filters and sort by new data points.
Click 1 – to remove
Click 2 - clear filter button

10. search by STUDENT or COURSE
Teachers can also use the global search buttons to search for individual students or students in a particular course.
Click 1 – the Search box
Click 2 – advance to the next slide

11. performance DETAIL
After searching for individual student data, teachers can use the “details” button to see individual performance detailed data for individual students!
Click 1 – The Details button for English II – Part 2

12. performance DETAILS
Detailed student info and more granular student performance details are available. Note at the top, teachers are one click away from the Odysseyware Gradebook where they can take actions based on individual student data. In addition, the is an export button for individual student data, particularly helpful for IEPs or ARDs. And a “guide me” or virtual tour of this page of the dashboard, as well.
Click 1 – to advance to next slide

13. performance DETAILS swzGranular data points include,
Scoring – including current score, the student’s score based on all assignments that have been graded and comparison to “relative score”, a student’s estimated score if he stopped working in the course today and received a zero for anything not completed. (no “false hope” in current score as compared to relative “right now” score)
Breakdown of score “by type” – including visual comparisons to pass thresholds, as well as hovering over each score type and getting granular information about average attempts and average time spent in each scoring category.
Time – Including time and date stamps for logs ins, as well as time on task, -- time spent within an actual assignment – both for the entire course, as well as the last 7 days.
Course Progress – including course end date, total assignments, assignments completed, and number of assignments over due.
Click 1 – Scoring emphasis
Click 2 – Score by Type emphasis
Click 3 – Time emphasis
Click 4 – Course Progress emphasis

14. The dashboard was built with a busy educator in mind to be able to have the data at her fingertips to inform daily instruction.
Key Dashboard Strengths:
 Color-Coded, visual graphs and easy-to-use “drill-down” data functionality
 Performance, progress, and time on task indicators (key metrics requested by teachers)
 Quickly export data “snapshots” (not available within other dashboards)