District and School Engagement Dashboards

audience.png Audience: School and District Administrators with school and district subscriptions

Engagement dashboards allow administrators to better understand teacher, student, and family Seesaw usage at both the School and District levels. At the School level, this includes data like teacher and student platform activity, number of activities assigned, family visits/interactions, highlighted student posts, and much more! At the District level, admins can see data rolled up from the School level to understand usage across the district better.

Note: The District Engagement Dashboard is available only with Seesaw Instructions & Insights District purchases.

 

District Engagement Dashboard

District At a Glance: provides a high-level overview of key district metrics.

Student Posts: Number of responses to activities and posts added by teachers or students. One student responding to three activities counts as three.

Teachers Logged In: Number of unique teachers who have logged in. One teacher logging in four times counts as one.

Students Logged In: Number of unique students who have logged in. One student logging in four times counts as one.

Family Logged In: Number of unique family members who have logged in. One family member logging in four times counts as one.

Student Posts Created by Month: Student posts include responses to activities and posts added by teachers or students represented in a bar graph.

Usage by School: Engagement is listed by School Name within a school.

Highlighted Student Posts: Highlighted student posts have been added to the Highlights folder to showcase memorable student work.

Student Posts with High Impact: Students have higher test scores when they have posted using voice, video, or have family member visits.

Activities Taught by Library: Engagement is listed by Libraries along with the percentage of Activities Taught per Library.

Activities Taught: Listed Activities by Activity name, Created by, Grade Levels Taught, and Times Taught. (Times Taught is the number of times an activity is assigned to any number of students.)

Usage by Teacher: Engagement is listed by Teacher Name along with Grade Levels, School Name, and Activities Taught.

School Engagement Dashboard

School At a Glance: provides an overview of individual school metrics.

Student Posts: Number of responses to activities and posts added by teachers or students. One student responding to three activities counts as three.

Teachers Logged In: Number of unique teachers who have logged in. One teacher logging in four times counts as one.

Students Logged In: Number of unique students who have logged in. One student logging in four times counts as one.

Family Logged In: Number of unique family members who have logged in. One family member logging in four times counts as one.

Additional dashboard data:

  • Student Posts Created by Month: Student posts include responses to activities and posts added by teachers or students represented in a bar graph.
  • Usage by Class: Engagement is listed by Class Name within a school.
  • Student Posts with High Impact: Students have higher test scores when they have posted using voice, video, or have family member visits.
  • Highlighted Student Posts: Highlighted student posts have been added to the Highlights folder to showcase memorable student work.

Family Engagement:

  • Family Logged In: Number of unique family members who have logged in. One family member logging in 4 times counts as 1.
  • Comments: Number of comments added to student posts by family members. One family member adding 2 comments counts as 2.
  • Messages Sent: Total number of Messages sent by all users. This includes announcements, group, and one-on-one Messages.

Activities Taught by Library: Engagement is listed by Libraries along with the percentage of Activities Taught per Library.

Activities Taught: Listed Activities by Activity name, Created by, Grade Levels Taught, and Times Taught. (Times Taught is the number of times an activity is assigned to any number of students.)

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