Mastered Targets Graph

Owned by Jennifer Bessette (Unlicensed)
Last updated: Jan 22, 2021
4 min read

We need to create a feature that allows users to view the cumulative number of targets mastered across multiple lessons. They should be able to save this report to re-run later on.

User Stories:

  • As a user, I want to view the number of targets my student mastered over time across multiple lessons, so I can assess the total amount of progress made in a given area

  • As a user, I want to be able to save this search, so I do not have to create a new report every time I wish to assess my student’s progress

Acceptance Criteria:

  • Given I am a user, and am viewing the Custom Graph for a student, I will see this new design

  • Given I am a user, and have selected a saved graph, I will see all previously saved graphs for this student created by any user

  • Given I am a user, and have selected a saved graph, I may make changes to this graph and resave

  • Given I have selected lessons, I will see the graph type filter, and the graph type will se set to Scores by default

  • Given I have selected behavior or activities, I will not see the graph type filter

  • Given I have entered a report name and clicked save, my report will show under saved reports

  • Given I am viewing the graph, I will see one line representing the cumulative number of targets mastered for all selected lessons

  • Given I am viewing a graph, and have hovered on a data point, I will see the names of the targets (and lesson names) mastered and the date each target was mastered

  • Given I have printed a graph, I will see the names of all targets mastered and the date each target was mastered in the notes section

Create New Report

UI

  • We will be making changes to the Custom Graph to allow users to view the cumulative # of targets mastered across multiple lessons

 

  • We will show an option at the top to select a saved report

    • Clicking this drop-down will reveal any previously saved reports (see next section)

  • Next, the user will see the Report Data options and must select one: Lessons, Behavior, Activities

  • From here, the user will select which lessons, behaviors, or activities to include

  • If the user selected Lessons, we will show an option for Graph Type:

    • Scores

    • Targets Mastered

  • The user may also select the display options as they do now (day, week, month, year)

  • As well as the date range (again, same as now)

  • Should the user wish to save these selections, they will type in a report name and click Save.

Business Rules

  • Report Data (lessons, behavior, activities) is a single select, same as now

  • If the user is selecting lessons or behaviors, they must select those of the same data type. They may select up to 10 at a time.

  • Lessons will be the only report type that shows the Graph Type options, and will default to Scores (this is the current graph that we see now)

  • No change to the defaults for Display and Date Range

Targets Mastered

UI

  • This graph will show one line that represents the cumulative number of targets mastered for all selected lessons

  • Y axis will be labeled Cumulative Targets Mastered

  • X axis will be labeled based on display setting (day, week, month, year, session)

  • Hovering on a data point will show the names of each target mastered, name of the lesson, and the date the target was mastered

  • When printing the graph, the names and dates of targets mastered will show below the graph. If the user saved the report, we will also show the name of the report above the graph.

 

Business Rules

  • This graph type is an option for all programs in Abilities, Inclusion, Transition, & Academic with a data type of Opportunity Based, Duration, Frequency, & Interval. It will not show for Task Analysis.

  • Targets mastered will display in a cumulative fashion. Meaning, if 1 target was mastered on 1/11 and 3 targets were mastered on 1/14, we would show 1 target mastered on 1/11 and 4 mastered on 1/14.

View Saved Report

UI

  • If the user selects a saved report, we will load the previous selections.

  • The user may make changes and save again if they would like

Business Rules

  • The user may select any previously saved report for the selected student, regardless of who created the report

  • The user does not need to save if they do not wish

  • If the user saves the report, it will replace the previously saved version