To view individual student performance, navigate to Reports from the navigation menu.

Select Math Basecamp from the dropdown menu at the top right of the page.

On this page, select the student's name for whom you want to see performance data. After selecting an individual student, progress results will appear within the displayed Fact Family Pyramid.

Color indicators within the pyramid showcase if a student has Mastered, Not Mastered, or is Unassessed in a particular fact family.

In addition to viewing a student's performance via the Fact Family Pyramid, you also have the option to select any of the individual operation tabs to view data tables that outline student performance within each operation separately.

If you would like to track and monitor how often or for how long individual students are utilizing Math Basecamp, you can access Math Basecamp Usage Data.

To access Math Basecamp Usage Data for individual students, navigate to Reports from the navigation menu.

Select Math Basecamp from the dropdown menu at the top right of the page.

On the next screen that appears, select the student for whom you would like to see data. Then, click the Usage tab.

On the Usage page, you will see a graph displaying data from August 15th of the current year through today's date.

You can click on the calendar to adjust the dates that the Usage Data displays.

In the graph shown, you will see the total number of minutes a student has played and the number of facts mastered for each date. Additionally, you can hover over any of the bars on the graph to get a breakdown of how long students have spent within the Assess, Establish, and Practice portions of Math Basecamp each day.

Assess: The Assess time displayed includes the time students have spent on their initial daily fact fluency assessment.

Establish: The Establish data displayed shows the amount of time students have spent within the Activate, Recall, and Establish phases.

Practice: The Practice data that is displayed shows the amount of time students spent playing fact mastery games that focus on mastered facts and improving their retrieval time.

Facts Mastered: Indicates the number of new math facts a student successfully mastered during their session that day.

Fully Charged: Helicopter icons are used to represent Fully Charged sessions. Fully Charged sessions indicate that your student has answered at least 100 facts correctly during their Math Basecamp session.

To gather more information about the usage data displayed, click on the option Learn More About the Phases.