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"My students ask for help on specific problems they’ve struggled on at home, but often don’t know the exact problem. How can I easily preview a topic/question a   student has worked on?" 

Suzie here: If you’re looking for a topic that a specific student was working on at a particular time, the fastest way to get there is by using the Time & Topic Report. From the student’s account, go to Reports > Time & Topic Report:

 

 

You can go to the specific date when a student was working, and click on the orange bubble to see the student’s learning sequence: 

By clicking on the orange X’s, you can see the exact question that a student struggled with as well as how much time they spent, the answer they provided, and what the correct answer should have been: 

  

Thanks to the Time & Topic report, you can see what your student has been working on at a granular level, and exactly where they went wrong! Many instructors lovingly refer to this report as the “Office Hours Report”.  

I hope this helps! 

Suzie