Here’s how the Intstructor’s dashboard looks. It’s the same for both Synchronous and Asynchronous IRAT activities. Except that in Asynchronous activities you won't be able to extend time, because the time is set when the activity is published.

In the Status box, you can then see how students are getting through the IRAT.

Please note, if students are done sooner than you expected, you can choose to click the End IRAT button. If you find that students need more time, as they often do, you can click the Extend Time button on the top of the page next to the timer clock.

You will also see your Activity Settings box which gives you a glimpse of the settings chosen for your activity during the creation process. That's at the top left corner of the dashboard.

You will notice that the questions will be listed in the Item Analysis board according to the student fail rate, ranging from 100% to 0%. This section will help you analyze how your students are doing on a question by question basis.

At the top of the Student Analysis table you will see the grade legend tool which makes grading easier and less time consuming on multiple choice question types.

As you scroll down to the Questions area, you can see how your students are doing on a question by question basis. You can see the way your students are performing through a visual statistical representation if desired.

After the IRAT is over you may go into Presentation Mode. You may click on the Open Presentation Mode button in the questions area. This will give your questions a nice distraction free design for clearer presentation.

What to do if would like your IRAT to be Asynchronous? Please click here to access further information on this.