Your Reports page is your own report card for Intertwined. It shows how you're doing in your course, which assignments are done, and how your simulators are going, all in one place. It's about you only: there are no classmates' scores and no rankings. The only things it compares you with are the 80% mastery line and your own earlier work.
Open your report
In the menu on the left, click Reports.
The page opens on the Overview tab. The line under the Reports title names the course (and class) it's showing.
Pick a class, a course and dates
At the top right you may see two extra menus:
Class appears if you're in more than one class. Pick the class you want to see.
Course appears if your class has more than one course. Pick the course you want to see.
Under the title, the Dates menu changes the time period: Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, This school year, All time (where it starts), or Custom, which lets you pick your own start and end dates. A few figures, like your total time in the course, always cover all time and say so.
Everything you pick is saved in the page's web address. If you bookmark the page or press the back button, your choices stay put. To reset a filter, click Clear filter.
The four tabs
Overview
The Overview is the big picture. Across the top are six tiles:
Course completion: how much of the course you've finished.
Quiz score: your average section quiz score, with a label like Mastered or Developing.
Sections mastered: sections where you scored 80% or more.
Assignments on time: how many of your due assignments you finished by the due date, for example "5 of 6", plus how many were late or are overdue.
Time in course: time spent on lessons and quizzes.
Last active: the last day you finished a lesson or quiz.
When you pick a time period, the tiles also show how you changed compared with the period before it.
Below the tiles:
What to work on next lists the most useful things to do now, most pressing first. Click one to go straight there. If you see "You're all caught up. Nice work.", there's nothing urgent.
Activity by week shows how many days each week you finished a lesson or a quiz.
Quiz scores over time shows each section quiz score in the order you finished them.
Simulators at a glance shows where each simulator stands. Click one to see its details on the Simulators tab.
Coursework
The Coursework tab goes section by section. Use the Unit and Status menus to narrow it down. You'll find charts of your scores by unit, by section and by financial-literacy standard, plus your time on each section.
The main table lists every section in the course with its Status, Score, Retries, Time and the date you Finished it. The statuses mean:
Mastered: you scored 80% or higher on the section quiz.
Developing: you scored from 55% up to 80%.
Needs support: you scored below 55%. Worth a reread.
In progress: you've started the section but haven't finished it.
Not started: you haven't started it yet.
Finished: you finished the section, but there's no score to show for it.
The best part of this tab is the review list. For a finished section where you missed questions, you'll see how many are left "to review". Click the arrow beside that section to open it. For each question you missed, you'll see You picked (your answer) and the Correct answer. If you got it right on a later try, it says so.
Assignments
This tab lists the assignments due in the time period you picked, newest first. Use Status to show only work that's Done, Done on time, Done late, Overdue, Due soon or Upcoming, and Type to show only Coursework, Simulators, Arcade or Resources. Click an assignment to open it.
If your teacher records grades for simulator assignments, you'll also see a Grade column. "Not graded yet" means your teacher hasn't entered one.
Simulators
Pick a simulator from the Simulator menu: Investing, Budget, Startup, Economy, Business or Arcade. Each one shows its own story: your portfolio's value over time, your savings goals, your net worth by round, your café's numbers, or your time in each game.
A few things to know:
"Your class isn't using the" followed by a simulator name means your teacher hasn't set that one up for your class.
"You haven't started yet" means it's set up, but you haven't played.
The Economy and Business Simulators move in rounds or days that your teacher runs, so the date range doesn't change them.
Arcade time counts every game you played, across all your classes.
To learn more about each simulator, start at The Simulators page.
Save or print your report
Download PDF opens your browser's print window. Choose Save as PDF as the printer to save a copy, or pick a real printer to print it.
Export CSV downloads a spreadsheet file you can open in Google Sheets or Excel.
Both include what's on your screen right now, filters and all. Set your class, course and dates first.
If your scores aren't shown
You might see "Quiz scores aren't shown for your class right now. Your progress, assignments and simulators are all still here." That's a setting for your whole class, not something about you. You'll still see what you've finished, your assignments and your simulators. If you have questions about it, ask your teacher.
Tips
Open What to work on next when you're not sure where to start. It puts overdue and due-soon work first.
Before a test, open the Coursework tab and work through your review lists. They're the exact questions you found tricky.
Try Last 30 days to see whether your quiz scores are trending up.
Bring a PDF of your report to a conference with your teacher or a parent.
Common questions
Can my classmates see my report?
No. Your Reports page shows only your own work. Your teacher can see your progress in their own view.
Why does the page say "You're not in a class yet"?
Your report fills in once you join a class. See Joining another class or Creating your student account with a class code.
Why can't I see the correct answers for a section?
Correct answers show up once you've finished the section. If your class doesn't show quiz scores, the review list isn't available.
My report looks different from my Assignments page.
Check the Dates menu. The Assignments tab in Reports shows only work due in the time period you picked, while the Assignments page shows everything.