Student scores on an assignment

It sounds like this is a new difficulty that started with Khan Academy Reimagined.
If you have been using Khan Academy in your classroom both before and after the change, would you be willing to post your feedback in the post I made to accumulate teacher feedback on Khan Academy Reimagined?

(I'm just another user, and I don't know if KA will use the feedback, but I think it's worth trying.
I don't remember seeing a single comment in the Support Community that says a teacher likes anything about the change. I've seen several saying they dislike aspects of it, and several saying they really want the old interface back.
I don't even know if KA had any classroom teachers test KA Reimagined; maybe KA staff just guessed what teachers wanted based on Support Community posts.

If far more classroom teachers dislike the changes than like them, KA should roll them back.)

~ Janice, KA user

I agree completely! Has anyone found a workaround?

I really need students to see their assignments scores. I hope KA will update so students can see their progress on exercises.

I just submitted a feedback on the website for this exact issue. I want my students to score 75% or above. But it only shows them the score immediately upon completion, then disappears to revisit later. I hope they fix this soon!!!

lgamato,

Where did you submit the feedback?

I am glad others are frustrated by this as well.  If it isn't fixed, I'm going to have to stop using it.

I agree! It is a frustrating and disappointing change. I always appreciated how I could use Khan Academy to encouraged students to retry assignments until they got a score they were happy with. Now they can't even check them. I am hopeful they will fix it soon. 

This change was a terrible choice. It marks an exercise as green whether they score 0% or 100%. I would like my students to see their scores and the number of times they have attempted exercises, quizzes and tests

Completely agree with everyone above. I thought it was just me not clicking a setting somewhere. So very frustrating and such a waste of a {once} great program. 

Steve Nelson:
I suggest enabling Mastery in each exercise, that way you can see where each person ends up.

Summary: Attempted means someone got lower than 70% or answered incorrectly in a quiz, unit test, or course challenge, Familiar means someone got at least 70% correct or answered correctly in a quiz, unit test, or course challenge, Proficient means someone scored 100% or got a Familiar skill correct in a quiz, unit test, or course challenge, and Mastered means someone got a Proficient skill correct in a unit test or course challenge.

Would this help?

No. It's a user interface issue. Colors are a semi-useful tool, but seeing numbers provides different information.

The bigger issue is these changes they have made to the site have made the teacher tools dramatically worse. They have made it SO much harder to use Khan Academy without solving the real problems the site faced before they made these changes. This is coming from someone who has been using Khan Academy for nearly 20 years and has been using it as the primary curriculum for my classes for the last 11 years. 

Over the last 11 years I think I have submitted over a 100 issues/feature requests and literally none of them have made them into this new version AND they removed many many useful tools.

Has anyone seen any claims or evidence that Khan Academy tested the new interface with any actual classroom teachers?  Has Khan Academy even explained where they got the feedback that supposedly inspired Reimagined?  (I've tried asking, and have gotten nowhere, but maybe actual classroom teachers or school district decision makers would get farther.)
~ Janice, adult independent learner on KA

rondeau, sean:

When I examined your request, I saw that there is actually some way to retry for proficiency, and that the site differentiates between complete and incomplete. Look at this photo I took on September 23:


Do you see the difference?

adrielman13,

Since some learners are now in Khan Academy Reimagined, it's possible that your experience is not the same as that of the students these teachers are trying to help.  Are you using Khan Academy Reimagined or the classic experience we all had before June?