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Students: Study Paths

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Student Study Paths Table

This tab shows you the Study Paths and associated goals that this student is working in. (Note: only Active Study Paths where the student has started the Initial Diagnostic will be listed here.)

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In the Status column, you will see one of three values:

  • OK: the Goal is active and there is no action needed at this time
  • Inactive Goal: the Goal the student is enrolled in is Inactive, so the student will be unable to access this Goal and work on the associated study path
  • Student no longer in goal: the student has done work in this Study Path and Goal, but either they or an administrator has removed the goal from their profile. If the Goal is active, you can add the goal back to their profile by clicking the Goals tab and selecting the goal from the Available Goals list.

 

Maximum Study Paths

By default, students can only work on a study path in one goal at a time. If students need to move their work to a different goal that contains the same study path, they can join the new goal and EdReady will prompt them to move their existing data over to the new goal.

If the Maximum Study Paths setting on a scope if greater than one, students can work in a study path in more than one goal. Their EdReady score and progress will be unique to each goal. This may be beneficial if you have students repeating a course in a new term, and you want them to start over in the study path. If the Max Study Paths for a scope is greater than one, you will see a Manage link in the Actions column. Clicking this link will allow you to move the student's study path data to a different goal that uses the same scope -if one exists. We recommend that you talk to you Customer Success Specialist (contact us via Office Hours or schedule an appointment) so that we can provide guidance on using this option successfully.

Note: students already have the ability to move their data between goals (see details here: What if I need to switch Goals (classes)?), but this allows administrators to perform this action via the administrative interface

 

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