The Courses Tab in Ignitia
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview
 | - Parents can sign in to their student's account in Ignitia to receive a detailed overview of their student's grades and progress.
- Visit Ignitia and follow the steps in the video below.
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Step 1: Open the Courses Tab
 | - Click the Learn tab in the top right corner.
- Click the Courses tab in the top left corner.
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Step 2: Read the Course Overview
 | Each course on the Courses page shows the following information. Item | What it shows | Course name | The name of the course. | Current score | The score for all graded assignments. It may change as teachers grade work your student has already submitted. | Score to date | The score if every assignment not yet turned in was graded as zero. | Progress | How much of the course your student has completed. | Pacing | Whether your student is behind, ahead, or on track. | Start date and end date | When the course began and the last day your student can work on it. | Assignments remaining | How many lessons, quizzes, projects, and tests are left, out of all assignments in the course. | Assignments per day | How many assignments your student should complete each school day to stay on track. | Days remaining | How many days are left in the course. | Note: Assignments per day does not account for whether your student is ahead or behind. To see the adjusted daily number, check the progress notification email sent throughout the school year. |
Step 3: View a Course's Assignments
| - On the Courses page, click the name of the class.
- Click a unit to see the assignments in it. You can also open assignments that were already turned in from here.
Each assignment shows its due date, type, name, date submitted, date graded, score, and status.
Assignment Statuses Status | What it means | Graded | The teacher has graded it. Click the assignment to review it. | Completed | Your student submitted it. You cannot open it yet. A yellow triangle means parts still need the teacher's grading, so the score may change. | Assigned | The assignment has been assigned to your student. | Not started | Your student has not started it. | Assignment TypesThe four graded types are lessons, quizzes, projects, and tests. Courses also include review and reference assignments, which do not count toward the total grade. |
Step 4: Review Graded Work
 | Once an assignment is submitted and graded, your student can review it. - Click the assignment.
- Click the Question 1 of [number] button in the top right corner. Your student will see which questions were correct, partially correct, or incorrect.
- To see the correct answer, click Show Answer in the bottom right corner.
- To message the teacher about a question, click Ask for Help at the bottom of the screen.
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