Courses & Pathways

When you open Learn, you land on the Courses page — a list of course groupings your teacher has made available to you.

Note

Internally these groupings are called “Outlines” (you may notice /pathway in the page URL), but that wording never appears on screen — you’ll just see a list of cards or rows.

Browsing Your Content

1. Click Learn in the Apps switcher.
2. Your available outlines are displayed as cards or in a list view.
3. Use the search bar to find one by name.
4. In list view, click a column header to sort by name — there’s no separate sort menu or filter panel.
5. Toggle between grid view and list view using the view switcher.

Note

There’s no way to browse a flat list of individual courses on their own — you always open an outline first to see the courses inside it.

About Pathways

What the app internally calls an Outline is what you’d think of as a “Pathway” — a structured, ordered grouping of multiple courses working toward a broader learning goal, rather than a single standalone course.

• You reach one by clicking any card on the Courses tab — the app doesn’t use the word “Pathway” on screen, but you’ll notice it in the address bar as /pathway.
• Opening a pathway shows its courses in a fixed order — this order is set by your teacher/administrator and reflects how the material is meant to be worked through.
• There’s no separate “browse all pathways” vs. “browse all courses” toggle — the Courses tab is the pathway list; there’s no way to skip straight to an individual course without going through its pathway first.
• A pathway itself doesn’t carry its own grade/progress summary distinct from its courses — progress is tracked per lesson (see Status Icons below), not at the pathway level.

Tip

Since pathways are ordered by design, working through the first course before jumping to later ones will generally match how your teacher intended the material to build up.

Opening an Outline

1. Click on an outline card to open it.
2. You’ll see the courses that make it up, listed in order.
3. Click into a course to see its structure — divided into sections and subsections.
4. Click a section to expand it and see the individual lessons inside.
5. Click a lesson to launch the Lesson Player.

Tip

Outlines are designed to be completed in order. Start from the first course and work your way through for the best learning experience.

Tracking Your Progress

As you complete lessons, your progress is saved automatically. Completed lessons are marked so you can see where you left off at a glance.

Clicking a lesson tile (without launching the player) opens a Grade / Rank / Attempt view for that lesson. The same grade and mastery data is also available under Awards → Grades — both places show the same underlying information.

What You’ll See

Grade tab

Metric	Description
Grade	A letter grade (A+/B+/B/C) derived from your mastery level
Accuracy	The percentage of questions you answered correctly
Time spent	Total time invested in the lesson
Mastery	Your mastery label (Expert / Proficient / Competent / Beginner)
Points	Points earned from this lesson
Trophy	Trophy tier earned, if any

Attempt tab

Column	Description
Attempt	The attempt number
Date	When that attempt happened
Time Spent	Time taken for that attempt
Question	Number of questions in the attempt
Correct	Number answered correctly
Incorrect	Number answered incorrectly
Percentage	Accuracy for that attempt

Mastery Graph

Under Awards, the Mastery Graph shows a bar for each of four mastery tiers — Beginner, Competent, Proficient, Expert — with each bar’s height representing the percentage of your learning days that fell into that tier. It’s a distribution of your overall performance across tiers, not a timeline of individual attempts.

Attempt History

Click on any lesson to see its attempt history, broken down by:

• Each individual attempt with its score and date
• How your accuracy changed between attempts
• Time taken per attempt

Every retake is recorded as a new attempt — a new quiz-result record is created each time you start the lesson. Attempts are counted but currently never limited; there’s no maximum-retake cap.

Grading

Campus doesn’t use letter grades or GPA in the traditional sense. Instead, your overall “grade” is the average of your per-day accuracy figures, plus a pass/fail flag on each quiz:

grade  = average( accuracy of all quiz-days )
pass?  = correct ÷ attempted  >  80%   → PASSED, else FAILED

Status

Each lesson also carries a status, based on whether a quiz result exists and how many questions have been answered:

Status	When it applies
Not Started	No quiz result exists yet
In Progress	Some questions have been answered
Completed	Questions attempted have reached the total

Status Icons — As They Appear in Campus

These are the actual icons rendered on the lesson tiles, in the exact colors you’ll see. A crown/mastery icon only appears once a lesson is Completed; before that it’s only ever gray (Not Started) or blue (In Progress). Tiers are checked from highest to lowest, with Excellence checked ahead of the accuracy bands.

Icon	Status / Tier	Color	Icon file	When it shows
crown	Not Started	Gray #EAEAEA	crown-gray.svg	No quiz results yet
crown	In Progress	Blue #6B87FF	master-4.svg	Started but not completed (any answer attempted)
crown	Excellence	Purple #B56AFF	mastery-1.svg	Completed, 0 mistakes and an average under 7 seconds per question
crown	Mastered	Green #22C55E	crown-green.svg	Completed, accuracy ≥ 100%
crown	Competent	Yellow #FFDD21	crown-yellow.svg	Completed, accuracy ≥ 90%
crown	Proficient	Orange #FFAA08	mastery-2.svg	Completed, accuracy ≥ 70%
crown	Familiar	Red #FF5750	mastery-3.svg	Completed, accuracy below 70% (down to 0%)

Note

Excellence is checked first — a flawless, fast run gets its own tier ahead of the accuracy bands below it. Unlike an in-progress lesson, a completed lesson never falls back to the blue icon, no matter how low its accuracy is — even a completed lesson at very low accuracy still shows the red “Familiar” icon.

Note

If a course or outline is no longer visible, your teacher may have unpublished it or removed your enrollment. Reach out to them for clarification.