Standards & Outcomes Report

The Standards & Outcomes Report

The Standards & Outcomes Report allows administrators to select standards and outcomes and view the associated "met" or "not met" data. By default, the report shows all data. However, you can customize reports by selecting filters to refine the data.


Building a Standards & Outcomes Report Query

A Standards and Outcomes report query is built by choosing a standard or outcome set to report on and giving the query a name. Optionally, data filters can be added to refine the reported data.

To build a simple Standards & Outcomes Report query:

  1. From the Reports page, click the Create New Report button and select Standards & Outcomes Report.

    A Reports page showing a message indicating that there are no saved reports, with an option to create a new report with a dropdown menu showing report type options such as Comparative Data Report, Rubric Report, Standards & Outcomes Report, and Time Logs Report.

  2. On the Select Report Criteria page, select a Set.
  3. In the Query name field, type a name for the query.
  4. Click the RUN button to display the data for the selected standard or outcome set.

    A Select Report Criteria page showing fields for choosing a set, entering a query name, and adding filters, along with an option to run the report.


Adding and Removing Filters

To add optional data filters to a report:

  1. After choosing a standard or outcome set, click the Add Filter button to expand the filters menu.
  2. Select a filter by clicking the plus (+) icon next to the filter name.
  3. After selecting a filter, click on the filter’s text field, and select the value that should be included in the report from the drop-down menu.

    A Select Report Criteria page showing fields for choosing a standards set and entering a query name, along with an option to add filters. The page also shows institution information with a Term selection list, with Spring 2023 selected.

  4. Click the RUN button.

To remove a filter from a report:

  1. Hover over the filter field and click the trash can icon that appears.
  2. Confirm by clicking the Delete button.

An Institution Information section showing a Term field with Spring 2022 selected, displaying the date range from April 4, 2022 to May 24, 2022.


The Standards & Outcomes Report Screen

The Standards & Outcomes Report lists all standards/outcomes in the selected set, displays the number of times each was scored as "met" and "not met," and calculates the percentage of total assessments.

The top half of the report displays scores using pie charts, with green representing "met" data and red representing "not met" data. The bottom half of the report displays the same information in a table format. By default, the report displays all standards/outcomes. However, you can use the drop-down menu near the top of the report to view only specific standards/outcomes.

A Reports page showing results for the Spring 2023 query using the 2013 INTASC Standards set. The page shows a standards outcome labeled INTASC 2013‑1 with a description of learner development, along with a pie chart summarizing results for Spring 2023 that indicates percentages for Met and Not Met. The page also shows options to group results by standard or outcome and buttons to export the report to CSV or PDF or save the report.

Tip: Clicking on a number in the chart or table will display a list of the students assessed at that "met" or "not met" status, their assessor, and the assessment timestamp. From this list, clicking a specific assessment will open the student’s assessed submission.

A Reports page showing a table of results for the Spring 2023 query using the 2013 INTASC Standards set. The table lists standards or outcomes such as INTASC 2013‑1, INTASC 2013‑1a, and INTASC 2013‑1b with descriptions, the associated query name, and columns showing Met and Not Met percentages and counts.

A Reports page showing standards results for the Spring 2023 query, with a detailed drill‑down panel open for INTASC 2013‑1 marked as Met. The panel shows a table of assessment records including assessment type, student name, assessor name, and assessment time, with entries such as Final Observation and Observation Assessment associated with individual students.


Adding Additional Queries

Once a query has been built and run, additional queries can be built to appear on the same report screen "side-by-side." This is useful for comparing assessments among different groups of people. For example, you can compare current semester data with previous semester data, or data from female students with data from male students. The scores from the two queries can easily be compared in one report.

To add a query to an existing report:

  1. Create a query and run the report.
  2. On the report screen, click the Add Query button.
  3. Build the query, just like any other query.
  4. Click the RUN button.

The report will now display both queries on the report screen. By default, the data will be sorted by standard/outcome. To sort the data by query name, click the Section By drop-down menu and select Query.

Tip: The visibility of each query can be turned on or off by clicking the checkbox next to the query name.


Copying, Editing, and Deleting Queries

Queries that have been added to a report can be copied, edited, or deleted. To manage a query, hover over it and select one of the following icons:

  • Pencil icon – edit the existing query
  • Paper icon – copy the query and, optionally, edit it
  • Trash can icon – delete the query from the report

A Reports page showing a standards report for the CAEP Initial Standards 2016 set with results for Standard 1: Content and Pedagogical Knowledge, including a pie chart summarizing Met and Not Met results for the Standard Query 2. The page also shows a sidebar list of queries with action icons to edit, copy, or delete the selected query, with these action icons highlighted.

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