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title: View Student Assessments
slug: view-student-assessments
createdAt: 2026-09-07T12:21:21.959Z
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Once a student completes a simulation, you need a way to see how they performed, review their conversation, and understand their feedback. View Student Assessments lets you find a student's assessment history and explore a specific result in detail.
Use it to check whether a student has completed their assigned work, review their performance before a supervision meeting, or revisit a simulation transcript to understand how a conversation went.
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**Info: **This is the tutor-facing view of a student's results. Students can review their own completed simulations, reports, transcripts, and recordings at any time via **My Assessments**.
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## Find a Student's Assessments
When you need to review a student’s completed simulations and assessment results, find the student you want to review, then use the **Actions** menu to select **View Assessments** and open their assessment history.
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**Note:** If a student hasn't completed any assessments yet, their assessment history will be empty. Once they complete a simulation, it will appear here.
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Use the interactive walkthrough below to see how to find and open a student’s assessments.
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### Assessment Statuses
The **Status** column shows the current stage of each assessment.
| **Status** | **What it means** |
| ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Draft** | The simulation has been started but the conversation has not yet been completed. |
| **Awaiting Submission** | The conversation has been completed, but the remaining steps have not yet been finished and submitted. The assessment has not been generated yet. |
| **Completed** | The simulation and required submission steps are complete, and the assessment report is available to review. |
## Review a Student’s Assessments
Once you've opened the student's assessment history, review the list to find an assessment with a **Completed** status. Select it to explore the full report, including the student's performance, personalised feedback, and transcript.
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**Note:** Not every simulation follows the same steps. Some include an extra **Documentation** stage, where the student writes up the consultation themselves before the assessment is generated.
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### Standard Scenario
A standard simulation follows the usual 6-stage workflow: the student prepares, completes the interaction, reviews the session, and receives their assessment.
**`Pre-Reading → Pre-Brief → Simulation → Post-Brief → Transcript → Assessment`**
Use the interactive walkthrough below to see how to review a student's assessment.
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### Scenario with Documentation Task
Some simulations include an additional **Documentation** stage. When you open a completed assessment, you can review the documentation the student submitted and the feedback provided on it.
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**Note:** The Documentation stage only appears in simulations that include a Documentation Task. It is not included in every simulation.
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When a Documentation Task is included, the simulation has **7 key stages**:
**`Pre-Reading → Pre-Brief → Simulation → Documentation → Post-Brief → Transcript → Assessment`**
**Documentation**
The **Documentation** stage shows the student's submitted documentation along with **Documentation Feedback**. Review this section to understand what the student documented well and where their documentation could be improved.
**Assessment**
The **Assessment** stage shows the student's **overall performance** and **personalised feedback**. When the simulation includes a Documentation Task, **Documentation Feedback** is also included in the assessment.
As a tutor, you can review this documentation feedback in the student's completed assessment to understand how effectively they documented the interaction.