User can navigate to a learner group dashboard from the rest of their course data that clearly lays out the criteria used to build the learner group

[crathbun428]

User Story
As a course author, I want to be able to view a set of reports regarding the enrollment, engagement, and performance for a group of learners in my course from the course dashboard, so that I have an easy way of viewing course information for a potentially at-risk subset of learners in my course.

Acceptance Criteria
Scenario: A course author can navigate to a set of reports for a learner group from the course dashboard that clearly outlines the criteria used to create the learner group
Given I am a course author with X permissions
When I am on the course dashboard for my course
Then I am able to navigate to a set of reports for a learner group
And it is clear to me what criteria was used to define the learner group (outlined in Notes, below)

Notes
Attributes used to create the pre-set learner group

1. have enrolled in the course
2. AND have not visited the course in 7 or more days
3. AND have not yet passed the course
4. AND who have visited a page other than the course homepage OR watched a video OR answered a graded or ungraded problem OR posted in the course discussion forum

[SoryRawyer]

Looking back through the project Slack channel, I saw Brian post an updated list of criteria for defining "at-risk":

• have enrolled in the course
• AND have not visited the course in 7 or more days
• AND have not yet passed the course
• AND who have visited a page other than the course homepage

The rationale for simplifying the last criterion was that to watch a video or post in the forum or answer a question would require visiting a page other than the homepage first.

Does this still seem like a reasonable adjustment?

[bmtcril]

@SoryRawyer I believe so, yep. @crathbun428 does that make sense to you? The justification was that you couldn't take the other actions without first navigating to a course page.

[crathbun428]

@SoryRawyer - Yes, that's exactly right. Basically we want the learner to have done something in the course other than visit the homepage (that includes watching a video or answering a problem or posting in the forum, etc). Thanks for confirming.

cc: @bmtcril