One student: dashboard, reports and solutions
Seeing exactly what your student sees — read-only.
Click a student’s name on the batch dashboard, or View → on the roster. You see the student’s own dashboard, exactly as they see it, marked read-only.
- ← Back to batch comparison (1) — or ← Back to batch if you came from the roster — returns you to where you were.
- Read-only (2) — “You’re viewing … ”. You cannot start or change anything.
- My Student’s Dashboard — their Basecamp (CAMP profile), their chapters class by class and subject by subject, and their mock tests.
- My Student’s Reports (3) — every report they have, newest first.
The dashboard is written to the student, so it says “you” and “your”: Take it once to see exactly where you stand. When you read it, “you” means your student.
The reports list
The newest report is shown on its own, marked LATEST. Every report has a chip for its kind — Basecamp, Chapter Tests or Mock Tests — its group, the date, and the score. A report marked in progress is a test the student has not finished yet. Press any row to open it.
Reading a report
A yellow strip at the top says READ-ONLY — You’re viewing this student’s report exactly as they see it, with ← Back to student at the right. On a laptop, IN THIS REPORT on the left lets you jump to any part. The blue panel also carries a line for teachers and well-wishers: “🤝 Aarav Mehta is never compared with other children here — only with Aarav Mehta’s own earlier attempts.”
| Part | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Summary and What this attempt shows | Score, questions answered, accuracy, time, marks won and lost — then a few plain sentences. The best place to start. |
| Subjects | Marks in each subject, coloured Strong / Developing / Needs work. |
| Time | Where the minutes went. |
| How you answered | Every question in one of seven groups, using a guide time for each question — for example “Wrong, answered quickly (a guess or a slip)”. |
| Difficulty | Right answers at each level: Easy, Moderate, Tough. |
| Chapters & skills | Chapters with enough questions in this test to judge, weakest first. |
| Marks within reach | Arithmetic on this paper — not a prediction — showing which habit is worth the most marks. |
| Answer order, Every question, Next steps, Solutions | The order questions were answered, the question map, suggested next steps, and the worked solutions. |
A Basecamp report looks a little different: it has tabs (Overview, Sections, Solution) and shows the CAMP profile.
The worked-solution panel
- Scroll to Every question (or press it in the list on the left). The Question map shows each question as a small box: ✓ right, ✗ wrong, a grey box for left blank, a dashed box for not opened, an orange top for took longer than the guide time, and 🔖 for marked for review.
- To see only some questions, press a filter such as Wrong (18), Not opened (15) or a subject. You can also search question text, chapter or topic.
- Press a question’s box. A panel opens on the right.
- Read the result (for example ✗ Wrong), the time taken against the guide time, the marks, and the How you answered group. Below come the Question, the Options — the student’s choice is labelled Your answer, the right one Correct answer — and the Worked solution.
- Press Next › or ‹ Previous to move through the questions you filtered (the arrow keys work too). Press Close (or Esc) to finish.