I was so excited to use this app until I realised that I couldn't get individual test results. While this is a fabulous idea...it will be much easier to give a paper-based quiz until I can extract the data into useful information. Will probably not use this app. :(

Agree! Individualized student reports would be a tremendous benefit. I think more teachers would be using this if that was an option. Right now it's just something fun to do. When we are compiling information and collecting data to get a child the additional help they need, this information would be a great resource to include.

If we're unable to analyze data by student, then we can't differentiate instruction. This basically renders your ingenious app useless in today's classroom.

It would be great to get an individualized student report. This is an amazing tool and really interests the younger students. Its a great tool for quick reviews and quizzes and individualized reports would make for easier feedback.

With parent/teacher conferences coming up, it would be a tremendous piece of data to provide families. Showing them how they have excelled or faltered would be great. The sooner this feather can be implemented, the better!

I really need a running record for each student. Everything else that plicker is doing is great! I can finally assess my kinders and first.

I fully agree with this.

This is an awesome addition to help teachers, just don't make it a pay product; keep it free for teachers and ultimately, students.

Please implement this!!!!!!

The report for individual students was the first question my teachers asked when I presented Plickers to them. I know we would really like it. There are a lot of good suggestions here. Hope you can implement the individual report quickly.

It would be very helpful to be able to run a report for individual students without having to click each question to see results. Even having a spreadsheet with student's down the side and question number across the top with a green or red dot (or some other choice) in the cells to show whether the student answered the question correctly. The spreadsheet would be a quick glance report

Many more teachers would use this if there was a way to view individual student success.

It's verging on the ridiculous that this has not been implemented yet. I'm not tech-savvy but I can't imagine it requiring a huge amount of programming to compile and compute data on a per-student basis, especially as the groundwork is already done by having each individual student's name in the system and already aligned to a plicker number? This strikes me as fairly basic functionality that doesn't need to reinvent the wheel. Am I missing something here or are the plickers crew just totally resting on their laurels and allowing the potential of a really good product to wither on the vine?

Come on guys, there's a lot of frustrated users here that you're going to lose!

Please please please! I would love to be able to streamline my assessments by using Plickers for short "check in" quizzes. If I can't print a report by student, there's no way I can easily record how a student is doing. It would also be helpful data to have when communicating with parents.

I agree with previous comments. I'd like to know which students are farther behind and which are excelling.

How can this not be implemented yet...?

Use this tool in my work, I give my students a test but I discovered that it does not work for future occasions if not individualized by students.

We need a way to view results for each student easily. I would like an option for choosing a student and viewing their data over multiple questions.

I would like to be able to click on a student name and see a history of responses (percentage correct, questioned answered, category of questions/skills where the student excels or struggles, etc.).
For other way my student enjoy the activity

I need this urgent it is possible
Thanks & Bless

to me, it doesn't even make sense unless we have the option to get a "student result" on a test. how hard can that be?

This is exactly what I would like to see in this app! My student asked me after class today to see how he did on the questions overall -- so it's not just the teachers that want this data, it's the students, too.

Shauna is spot on with her request.