The Group Performance report lets you compare quiz results across student groups and drill into individual group performance. Use it to identify which groups are excelling, which need support, and how performance trends over time.

This report is also available on the Reports screen of the front-end Teacher Dashboard when the Educator add-on is on version 3.1 or higher.

Accessing the Report

Navigate to PressPrimer Quiz > Reports and click the Group Performance card. Select a quiz or group from the dropdown-down to begin the comparison.

Teachers see only groups they own or co-teach. Administrators see all groups.

If your site uses the Educator add-on’s LearnDash Groups Mode, the report shows your LearnDash groups instead, and Group Leaders see the groups they administer.

Comparison View

The default view compares all visible groups side by side for the selected quiz. It includes:

• Bar chart — Average score and pass rate per group, displayed as grouped bars.
• Summary table — One row per group showing: group name, owner, number of members, members who attempted the quiz, total attempts, average score, and pass rate.

Click a group name in the table to drill into the detail view for that group.

Detail View

The detail view shows the performance of a single group on the selected quiz. It includes:

• Summary Statistics
• Score Distribution
• Category Performance
• Weekly Trend
• Member Results

All Quizzes Mode

Selecting All Quizzes from the quiz drop-down shows aggregate data across every quiz the group’s members have attempted. In this mode, the summary statistics reflect consolidated performance, and the member results table adds a Quizzes Taken column showing how many distinct quizzes each member has completed. The score distribution and category charts are not shown in this mode since they don’t apply across different quizzes.

Enterprise Addon Integration

If the Enterprise addon is active with proctoring enabled, the member results table includes a Proctoring column showing each student’s proctoring status for that quiz (Flagged, Clean, or no data). This helps you cross-reference quiz performance with academic integrity monitoring.

Tips

• Use the comparison view to identify groups that may be falling behind. A group with a significantly lower average than others may need additional resources or a different instructional approach.
• The weekly trend chart is most useful when you have a consistent cadence of quiz attempts. Weeks with no attempts show gaps in the chart.