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Reviewing Lesson Insights

Pathways auto-generates insights per lesson; this guide shows how to access them.

Written by Kat Morgan

One of the most helpful things about using Pathways is that each Lesson automatically generates its own insights as students complete and submit the lesson. This guide will show you how to access the Insights for any lesson.



1. Find your way to the Classroom of your choice.

2. Click "Pathways"

3. Choose between Active and Closed Pathways.

4. Click "Submissions"

5. Click "Insights"

6. By default you'll be shown the details for the first lesson; use the drop-down menu to switch lessons. Or, if you only want Insights for one specific lesson, open the lesson directly and click its Insights tab (see below).



Opening Insights from a single lesson

If you're already looking at a specific lesson, you don't need to go all the way back through Pathways. Inside a lesson's submission view, click the Insights tab.

Lesson detail view with Students, Blocks, and Insights tabs across the top

The tab sits next to Students and Blocks at the top of the page.

Insights tab selected on a single lesson, showing the lesson-scoped insights view

Insights here covers exactly the same ground as the classroom-level Insights page: class averages, common misconceptions, engagement charts, and per-question summaries. The difference is that you skip the lesson selector and land straight on the lesson you came from.

How to get to a lesson's detail view

1. From a Classroom, click the Assignments tab.

2. Open the assignment that contains your lesson.

3. Click the lesson title to open its detail view.

4. Click the Insights tab.

You can also drill in from the Classroom Gradebook by clicking any lesson cell, which lands you on the same view with that student pre-filtered.

Which route should I use?

Both routes show the same insights. Pick whichever fits where you already are:

  • Single lesson? Use the Insights tab on the lesson's detail view.

  • Comparing several lessons in a pathway? Use the classroom-level Insights page and switch between lessons with the dropdown.


New question types in insights

Insights now include results from all question block types including True/False, Match, and Resequence questions, in addition to Multiple Choice and Free Response. Each block type shows its own grading summary in the insights view.

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