Understanding MyRecords

The MyRecords screen offers neo learners a simple and visual way to track their progress at a glance on both the neoStudy App and neoStudy Online. To understand how to read the MyRecords screen, follow the number’s guide and explanation below:

CEFR Level Information

First, the header row provides the student’s name and below it key details about the student’s progress.

In the first column of this example, we see the student has reached 13,726 points and has studied five hours and five minutes with this level. We can also see the student must reach a target of 74,000 points to complete the certification requirements for the A1+ level.

The second column shows that the student must complete six Mastery Tests to finish the level. The gray dots indicate that none of these tests have been taken yet. When a test is completed, the dot for that test will appear in blue.

The next column displays a circle showing the total course completion percentage, which is currently 19%.

The column on the right shows the course name and the current level goal, or the level they are working towards completing.

Finally, in the last row, we can see that the student has already earned a Pre-A1 and an A1 certificate. They are highlighted in blue.

Earned Study Points

if you continue to scroll down the MyRecords screen we see the following weekly target information:

  • Here we can observe that the student has not earned any target points this week.
  • Last week she earned 6,667 points, 3 weeks ago she earned 2,922 points and 4 weeks ago she earned 3,276 points.
  • The dark line on the right shows that the weekly target goal this student should be trying to reach is 6,000 points per week. This goal was surpassed last week.
  • Please note that each study week displayed here is from Monday to Sunday. 
Study Percentages

As you scroll further down the page, you’ll find three or four English language skills the student is currently practicing during the self-study sessions.

  • The percentages shown reflect the effort the student has put into each of the four skills over the last four weeks. These percentages help determine whether the student is on track to earn a certificate. If the scores are above 70% they will appear in light blue.