Student video tutorial · 1 min 49 sec
Track Your Progress and Find Past Work
Use Progress to review your speaking practice across classes and your own activities in ChitterChatter. Find previous conversations, reopen feedback, and access work from archived classes.
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Video transcript
Progress is your record of practice, across your classes and the activities you make yourself. It shows how much you've practiced. It isn't a grade.
Select Progress in the menu on the left. At the top, you'll see how many assignments you've finished, how many conversations you've had, your time speaking, and the average length of a conversation.
To focus on one class, open the menu at the top and choose that class. To see only the activities you made or copied, choose My own activities.
Under Every activity, each row shows its status, how many sessions you've had, and when you last practiced. Use Search activities to find one by name. You can also filter by status, or change the sort order.
Select an activity to open its history. Each conversation shows the date, how long you spoke, and how many turns you took. The one you turned in is marked Turned in.
To reread your feedback, select the speech bubble next to a finished conversation. It opens in a new tab, so you can compare one attempt with the next.
When you're ready for another try, Practice again is right here.
Now select Past work. When a class is archived, or an assignment is retired, your conversations and feedback move here, listed by term. They stay saved, and you can still open them.
Select Current to return to the work that's still active.
Check in here now and then, and use your feedback to choose what to practice next.