Navigate: PRO@UWL Notifications

How to leave alerts for your students as part of the PRO@UWL early alert process.

During the fifth week of each semester, UWL sends out an email to instructors of Gateway+ courses (Navigate: PRO Gateway+ Courses) requesting feedback on their students during the semester. The aim of PRO@UWL is to identify students that are in need of additional support and connect them with resources to help them be successful.

Not all courses will be included in PRO@UWL each semester. Instructors whose courses are not included in PRO or those who want to enter an alert for their students outside of the PRO@UWL campaign, can always enter an ad hoc progress report (Navigate: Submitting ad hoc progress reports) at any point in the semester.

1) On the first day of the PRO@UWL campaign, you will receive an email to your UWL email address. In this message, look for the link "Click to begin entering student feedback."

Example button to enter feedback

2) The link will bring you to a page with your course roster. Here you will be able to enter any feedback for your students.

Student Roster List

Alternatively, you can access this same form via your Professor Home (Navigate: Professor Home). You can click the "Fill out Progress Reports" button in the yellow banner to access the feedback form.
Menu when progress resports are requested.

3) As you go through your list, identify ONLY the students that you have concern for. Under "Concern regarding student's academic progress?" select the YES radio button. Skip past any students that you do not have concerns about for now (there is a button at the end that will mark those students automatically as not at-risk). Then, select from the notification reasons from the drop down menu.  You may choose more than one. 

If you have no concerns about any of the students in your course, we still request that you complete your progress reports. Simply scroll to the bottom of the list and click the "Submit unmarked students as not At-RIsk (I'm all done)" button. 

Notification reasons include:

  • At risk of D/F (if current trajectory is unaltered)
  • Direct to tutoring
  • Lack of course engagement (absences, missing coursework)
  • Nonacademic concern: Include relevant information in comment
  • Other: please provide relevant information in comment

Selecting notification reasons

4) Entering a comment with more information about the reason for the notification will be helpful for the student and will allow the staff following up with notifications to more efficiently assist the student.

Enter a comment

Students have direct access to view all notifications and comments issued as part of PRO@UWL. Please provide comments related to your observations about the student's performance in their classes; personal details including health information, should not be included. Please see examples below.

Here are appropriate comment examples
Here are inappropriate comment examples
Luke has missed several classes this semester due to personal concerns.
Luke has missed several classes this semester due to migraines.
Sadie has reported that she has personal concerns this semester that are affecting the quality of her work.
Sadie is very depressed and is not completing her work to the degree necessary for this course.
John has missed several classes and an exam this semester.
Jon is not prioritizing his classwork this semester and has missed several classes and an exam.

5) After you have entered notifications for all students that you have concerns about in your course, scroll to the bottom of the class list. 

This button will submit students you have entered feedback for as being complete (removing them from your feedback roster). However, the students you have not given feedback for will remain on your list.

You can then re-use the link in the progress report email at any time to continue leaving feedback for the rest of the students in your classes.
SubmitNOTDONE

If you have finished leaving student feedback, use this button to automatically report the remaining students on your list as not-at-risk. This will complete your progress report.
SubmitDONE

Selecting that you have concern regarding a student's academic progress and selecting an alert reason will trigger an alert to be created with in Navigate. Students will automatically receive an email for academically related alerts, helping them to identify support resources and get the assistance they need. Additionally, the Navigate team will work to monitor alerts and connect students to support services as well.

You can view student alerts under the History tab on a student's profile page (Navigate: Student Profile)



KeywordsNavigate PRO early alert   Doc ID109242
OwnerJamie S.GroupUW-La Crosse
Created2021-02-19 13:22 CDTUpdated2023-09-27 15:45 CDT
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