Understanding Academic Charts – eduCLIMBER

This lesson guides users though the different features and functions of Academic Charts and how to interact with them.

Where to Start

The top of each chart displays the name of the assessment given.
If a Performance Level has been applied, it displays in the drop down menu. Use this menu to update as needed.
The left hand y-axis displays the number of students assessed. The number of students is represented with the bar chart for a particular score range.
The right hand y-axis displays the scores achieved related to the line graph. The line graph is an average score of the selected students.
The x-axis displays the grade assessed and assessment period.

All charts are interactive. Use the Legend to toggle specific data points on and off on the chart.
Select the three dot menu to access the following features:
- View Performance Levels - updates the bar chart to break down students based on the associated performance level
- Change Chart Type - changes the bar graph from stacked bars to individual bars
- Display Numbers on Chart - displays the number of students on each bar to view without hovering over the bar
- Change to % of Students - changes the y-axis to the percent of students instead of number of students in a score range
- Hide Legend - hides the display of the legend at the bottom of the chart
- Print Chart - print the selected chart
- Export as CSV - generate a CSV file containing the selected chart
- Sort - change the sorting on the chart based on School Year, Grade, or Window
Select a bar on the chart to drill in.

Use the left-hand navigation to toggle and view Students, Subskills, Effectiveness, Longitudinal data, and Score Details.
Use the tabs along the top to toggle to different groups of students that are available based on the chart results.
Change the band of students being viewed.
Select a student's primary score to view additional details associated with their score.
Select a student's name to be taken to their student page.
Select the gear icon to add a School column to the chart.

To learn more about charts, visit the Charts chapter.