Progress tracking
Console time and cases completed, visible to the people who need it.
Learners see their own scans, sessions and console hours. On institutional plans, instructors see the cohort: who's practicing, who's stuck and who's ready.
How it works
Three steps, on a real console workflow.
01
Practice is recorded
Sessions, duration and cases land in the learner's own progress view automatically.
02
Learners self-assess
Console hours and case counts turn 'am I practicing enough?' into a number.
03
Instructors see the cohort
Institutional plans show cohort-level activity you can use as evidence for placements and accreditation.
What gets tracked
| Metric | Learner view | Instructor view |
|---|---|---|
| Sessions & duration | Own history | Cohort aggregate |
| Cases completed | Own list | Completion matrix |
| Practice recency | Streak view | At-risk flags |
| Exports | Personal record | Term reports |
In the classroom
How programs use it
- Set weekly console-hour minimums and check them in one view.
- Use practice records as evidence in placement conversations.
- Spot struggling learners by practice recency, well before exam day.
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