How do I see one student's reading report, or print conference reports?

Click a student's name or tile anywhere in your class to open their panel, then Full profile. Their Reading Report is near the bottom of that page. For conferences, go to Families → Open reports to show or print a report for every student.

See one student's reading report

1. Click the student's name or tile in your class, then Full profile in their panel. In Reading Stats, Full Report jumps straight to the report.
2. Scroll to Reading Report. It covers your class's start date to today.
3. Change the Dates, or pick a year under View Year.
4. Optional filters: Show only certified reading, and Show only reading in the ZPD if the student has a ZPD.

The report shows a pages-read chart and totals: Books read, Pages read, Avg. pages per day and the most read in a day. Below those come charts for Avg. pages by day of week, Book audiences, Graphic novels, Genres, Book ratings and Book difficulty. Genres shows the books they finished on two radar charts of seven genres each, with the number of books under each genre; a book can count in more than one. Then its Reading Log and Book Quizzes, Book Highlights and Books Recently Read.

Use Export PDF on the Reading Log or Book Quizzes section to print that part.

Show or print parent-teacher conference reports

1. Click Families in your class sidebar. Under Parent-Teacher Reports, click Open reports. (Conference report in a student's panel opens the same page on that student.)
2. Set the Dates, or click Class start, 90 days or 30 days. They start on your class's start date, or 90 days ago if the class started earlier.
3. Under Language, pick English or Español. Every report, on screen and printed, comes out in that language, so for one Spanish-speaking family switch to Español, print that student's report, then switch back.
4. Show class typical (on to start) puts the class's typical number beside each of the student's. Tick Add a page listing every book to add their book list.
5. Pick a student under Students to see their report as their family will. Above it, the page says whether their family is connected.
6. Click Print …'s report for that student, or Print all for the class. Leave out the … with no reading in these dates (ticked to start) skips students with nothing to show.

At a conference, click Show to family: the screen shows only that student's report, with no class list. Press Esc or click Exit to go back.

Each report is one page, in English or Spanish: books finished, pages read, days reading and quizzes passed; the level of the books they finished; highlights; and what they read. At the bottom, a QR code and the student's code let the family connect and follow their reading at home, or the report says they're already connected.