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Navigate360: Overview of Progress Reports
UWL is committed to student success and providing students with early feedback regarding academic concerns is one aspect of retention efforts. The use of progress reports by all faculty/instructors is highly encouraged.
Please use the following Notification Index to help you decide if your concern should be entered through Navigate360, or reported to the Student Life Office.
Notifications in the 1-5 range should be a Navigate360 progress report (continue reading the information below). Notifications in the 6-9 range should be a report to the Student Life office via a Student of Concern report. If there is an immediate threat to the student’s safety or others safety, please call 911 or Campus Safety at 608-789-9999.
Adapted from UW-Superior Navigate Alerts FAQs: https://www.uwsuper.edu/spring2021/upload/using-navigate-alerts.pdf
Navigate360 Progress Reports
During the course of a semester, all instructors have the ability to enter progress reports on any students enrolled in their courses for whom they have a concern through an ad progress report Navigate360: Submitting ad hoc progress reports
- If an instructor enters a progress report where a notification reason is selected, this will trigger a notification within Navigate360
During weeks 5 and 6 of the semester, instructors of selected courses (Navigate360: PRO Gateway+ Courses) will receive an email requesting progress reports for the students in their courses: Navigate360: PRO@UWL Notifications
What should I include in a progress report?
In addition to selecting the reason for your concern, please provide comments related to your observations about the student's academic performance in their classes; personal details, including health information, should not be included. Please see examples below.
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Here are appropriate comment examples
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Here are inappropriate comment examples
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Luke has missed several classes this semester due to personal concerns.
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Luke has missed several classes this semester due to migraines.
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Sadie has reported that she has personal concerns this semester that are affecting the quality of her work.
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Sadie is very depressed and is not completing her work to the degree necessary for this course.
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Jon has missed several classes and an exam this semester.
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Jon is not prioritizing his classwork this semester and has missed several classes and an exam.
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Faculty and Staff advisors have access to view notifications and progress reports received by their students: Navigate360: Viewing a student notification
For information about what happens after a progress report is entered: Navigate360: What happens after progress reports are entered