The Student Progress page in your Blended Teaching Control Center shows how much of your course's video each student has watched and completed, module by module. It opens from the left sidebar of your course.

The summary cards give you the whole class at a glance: Average Course Progress, Total Students (students who have signed up to Blended from this class) and Average Time Watched. The figures reflect viewing up to about 10 minutes ago; click Refresh to fetch the latest.

Your students see exactly the same numbers on their own progress page, so what you see always matches what they see.

The Course Progress column shows the share of the course's videos a student has completed, as a percentage and a count. A student who has completed 9 of 12 videos is at 75%.

A video counts as complete once 80% of it has been watched. Skipping ahead doesn't count as watching: only time actually played earns credit.

Progress only tracks video. Text pages, readings and quizzes are not part of it.

The Time Watched column shows the share of the course's total video time a student has watched, with the watch time beneath it (for example, 72% over 4h 12m of 5h 50m). Only actual playback counts; skipping or scrubbing ahead adds nothing.

The two columns answer different questions. Course Progress tells you how many videos a student has finished; Time Watched shows partial engagement. A student at 0 / 27 videos with 72% watched is watching most of every video without reaching the 80% mark, which is very different from a student at 0% watched.

The table has one column per module. Each cell shows how many of that module's videos the student has completed (for example, 3 / 5 videos), the share of the module's video time they have watched, and the time spent (for example, 77% watched · 1h 32m). A module shows a dash until the student starts watching. The column of student names stays in place as you scroll across the modules.

To see every video for one student, click the chevron next to their name. The panel lists each video by module and chapter with the time watched, the percentage, and a green Complete check on finished videos. Click the chevron again to close it.

An amber Not paid label under a student's name means they took free access and haven't redeemed an access code or bought access yet. Their video progress counts as usual. See Students who haven't paid yet.

Next to Video Progress, the Knowledge Check and Practice Questions tabs list the built-in chapter activities, one row per activity. Each row shows the number of questions, the share of enrolled students who have attempted it at least once (attempting is not the same as completing or passing), and whether it is Published or Draft. Click an activity's name to open its details. The Knowledge Check tab only appears when a chapter in your course has a knowledge check.

On the Video Progress tab:

For how tracking works and how to help a student whose progress looks wrong, see Student Progress Tracking Explained. To turn progress into points, see Points for Progress.