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Trends and Patterns: CoGrader's Insights and Analytics Dashboard

How to read and use CoGrader's class analytics after grading

Written by Gabriel Chi

The Trends and Patterns page in CoGrader is your go-to dashboard for turning student writing data into instructional decisions. After grading an assignment, this view gives you a comprehensive breakdown of class performance, strengths, needs, and next steps, all in one place.

Here is a video that walks you through, or you can check the written version below:

How to Access Trends and Patterns

Once you've graded student submissions, click the Trends and Patterns button on your assignment dashboard, just above the submissions list.

What You’ll See on the Trends and Patterns Page

Class Performance at a Glance

The Overview tab gives you an instant summary of your class results, class average, score distribution, and a breakdown by rubric criterion. If you need to quickly brief a class or present results in a meeting, this screen gives you everything you need at a glance.

Patterns, Strengths, and Areas for Growth

Dig deeper with the additional tabs:

  • Patterns -- what stood out across student writing

  • Strengths -- what your class did well

  • Areas for Growth -- where students need more support

  • Overall Assessment -- a summary of how the class performed across all criteria

Next Lesson

The Next Lesson tab gives you data-driven guidance on where to take your class next, including enrichment ideas for students who are excelling, reteaching scaffolds for those who need more support, and suggested next steps for your instruction.

Create Teaching Slides

Click Create Teaching Slides to download a ready-made PowerPoint presentation built from your class data. You can use it in staff meetings, parent conferences, or to share results with school leadership, no extra prep needed.

How Teachers Use It

Teachers use the Analytics page to:

  • Spot class trends in seconds.

  • Plan small group mini-lessons.

  • Adjust instruction to meet student needs.

  • Reinforce rubric expectations clearly.

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