All eSpark memberships include dashboard access for district/network and school administrators. Here’s how you can claim your account and get the most out of your eSpark experience.

If you do not have an administrator account already and you believe you should, please contact us at support@esparklearning.com or by using the blue chat button on the bottom right side of the screen.

Note: Due to student data privacy requirements, administrator accounts can only be issued to school and district officials who are deemed to have a legitimate educational interest in all eSpark data for their respective organizations. If we are unable to make a determination, we may ask known account contacts to verify that you should have the level of access you are requesting.

Sign in at https://mc.esparklearning.com using your administrator credentials.

Below we break down the data you'll find on your dashboard.

A high-level overview of how much eSpark is being used in each grade level. A usage day is defined as any day that three or more students in a teacher’s section log into eSpark. This graph shows the combined usage days across sections within each grade level.

The number of standards mastered by your students this academic year, grouped by rostered grade level. A student masters a standard by scoring 100% on the pre-quiz OR 80%+ on their final post quiz attempt.

Usage data for all teachers in your school/district this academic year. Click on any teacher’s name to access their dashboard and/or take actions on their behalf. From here, you can help teachers roster, create targeted Assignments, and provide more hands-on support.

This graph shows the average growth for students between the pre and post quiz. This is the best in-product measurement of eSpark’s academic impact across subjects and standards.

As students progress through eSpark, they watch instructional videos, complete practice tasks, and play interactive games. We ask students to rate each activity with a thumbs-up or a thumbs-down. This graph shows the average thumbs-up percentage for activities in both math and reading by grade level. The higher the number, the more engaged your students are in eSpark.

Want to see some of your students’ favorite activities for yourself? Click the activity links to see what has held the most appeal for your students this year.

Why does Choice Texts get its own tab? Because this approach to personalizing lesson content based on student interests is unique to eSpark, and we have ample evidence that students who engage with Choice Texts are more likely to complete more Quests and master more standards over the course of the year.

The number of Choice Texts activities your students have completed each week during this academic year.

The total number of Choice Texts completed each week during the academic year by eSparkers. A great way to compare your data to global norms.

After each Choice Text passage, eSpark asks students to rate the activity. Here’s how they have responded. Higher ratings mean more engagement, typically leading to a boost in outcomes.

See what your students are interested in this year! This list ranks the top non-fiction Choice Texts topics from your school or district.

Have a question about your data? Want to dive a little deeper to pull out even more actionable insights? Your Customer Success Manager is here to help. Please reach out to your dedicated rep directly, contact us at support@esparklearning.com, or send a message using the blue chat button on the bottom right side of the screen.