Track Your Students' Typing Progress with the New Test Improvement Summary

Want to see exactly how far your students have come in their typing journey? The new Test Improvement Summary report gives you a comprehensive view of your students' improvement using only typing tests as the measure—from their very first attempt to their latest.

What's New?

This powerful new report type tracks percentage improvement metrics for every test type in your curriculum, including:

• Official timed typing tests (1, 3, and 5 minute & 1, 2, and 3 page tests)

• Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Assessments

• Personalized Practice lessons

• Tests created in Custom Lessons by you

To see a demonstration of this feature in action, check out the video below:

How Does It Work?

The Test Improvement Summary captures key performance metrics for each student:

• First attempt speed and accuracy scores serve as the baseline.

• Most recent attempt shows the current performance level.

• Best attempt highlights peak achievements.

• Overall attempts provide the full picture with total attempts taken and average speeds.

• Improvement percentages clearly show progress (or students needing assistance) from first to latest attempts.

Where Can I Find It?

Access the Test Improvement Summary report by:

1. Looking for the "Test Improvement Summary" card (it might have a "New" badge) in your reports dashboard.

2. Clicking "View Report" to see the full detailed view.

3. Using the Speed (WPM) and Accuracy (%) toggle to switch between metrics.

4. Taking advantage of the Print and Export options to save or share the data.

How Does This Help Me?

The Test Improvement Summary helps you:

• Track long-term progress across all test types in one unified view.

• Identify students who've made significant improvements.

• Spot students who might need additional support.

• Make data-driven decisions about your typing curriculum.

• Demonstrate student growth to administrators and parents.

Ready to Explore?

Ready to explore your students' typing journey? Check out the Test Improvement Summary report today and discover the progress your students have made!