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How to Export and Print Boom Reports

This Guide Will Walk You Through How To Export And Print Boom Reports.  

If you're new to Boom Learning, one of the most valuable features you'll discover is reporting. Reports help you quickly see student progress, identify learning gaps, track mastery, and gather the data you need for instructional decisions. For special education teachers or SLPs, who need reliable data for IEPs, Boom's reporting tools can be a major time-saver. 

For more information about Reports check out this article: Student Data Reports (Grades and Progress)

This guide explains how to export and print report data based on the two most common reporting needs:

  • Reports for a class or group of students
  • Reports for individual students

Exports generate a downloadable CSV file that can be opened in Excel or Google Sheets for additional analysis and documentation.

 

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Reports for a Class or Group of Students

Option 1: From The Main Reports Tab

The main Reports tab is the best place to view, export, and print data for an entire class or a selected group of students. 

an image of the reports tab in the navigation menu

How to Access Class Reports

  1. Open the Reports tab.
  2. Select a Time Frame.
  3. Choose a Classroom.
  4. Select one or more Decks.
  5. Review the report generated for all students who meet those criteria.

Once the report loads, you can:

  • Sort students by first or last name.
  • Search for specific students.
  • Export the report data.
  • Print the report. 

an image of the reports page showing the print and export button circled in gold.

What Data Is Included?

Class reports provide an at-a-glance view of student performance, including:

  • Plays
  • Gems
  • Time spent
  • Average score
  • First score
  • Last score
  • Best score 

This makes it easy to compare student performance across assignments and identify patterns within a classroom.

An Export will look something like this:

an image of an example of a csv file export

A Print of a Report will look something like this:

an example of report print out


Option 2: Deck Detail Reports

For Deck Specific Data, open the Deck Reports from the Library using the action menu next to the deck in question.

an image of an open deck action menu

 

This opens the Deck Detail Report.

an image of an example deck report

Here you can see

    • Data for all Student scores who played the deck in the specified time frame
    • Student account nickname and Username
    • Date and time of play
    • Time Spent
    • Play status
    • Student Score

You can Export the data in this Report by clicking the Export CSV button.


What Data Is Included?
    • Student Account Nickname
    • Student Account Username
    • Date and time the play took place
    • Time Spent
    • Play Status
    • Student Score

Here is what that export will look like:

an image of an example Export from Performance report


Reports for Individual Students

When you need detailed information about a specific student, Boom Learning offers several report views that can be printed or used for documentation. 

Option 1: Print a Single Student from the Main Reports Tab

an image of the reports tab in the navigator

You can create an individual report without leaving the Reports page.

  1. Select the classroom.
  2. Choose the deck or decks you want to review.
  3. Enter the student's name in the search bar.
  4. Click Export Or Print
  5. The Export or print out will display only that student's results.

an image of teh reports page showing the print and export button circled in gold.

What Data Is Included? 
  • Deck Name(s)
  • Student Name
  • Student Username
  • Number of Plays
  • Average score
  • Best Play score
  • First Play score
  • Last Play score
  • Gems
  • Time

What would an export or Print out look like?

An Export will look something like this:

an image of an example of a csv file export

A Print of a Report will look something like this:

an example of report print out


Option 2: Deck Performance Reports

Clicking a student's name or using the student action drop down in a class view opens the Student Report View. This report provides a student-centered view of performance and assignments.

an image of the report button in the student action menu

The Student Report View includes:

  • Currently assigned decks
  • Recent play activity
  • Progress indicators
  • Gems earned
  • Student achievements and rewards

From this page you can access Deck Performance Reports.

For the most detailed student data, click a student's Progress, Mastery, or Plays circle from either the Reports tab or Student Report View. This opens the Deck Performance Report

The Deck Performance Reports shows:

  • Individual card responses
  • Accuracy data
  • Performance across recent sets
  • Questions answered incorrectly
  • Areas where students may need additional support
How to Export a Deck Performance Report

At the top of the page there is an export button.

This export will cover all play data for the student playing the deck in question.

 

Performance by Play Session

Within the Deck Detail Report, the Performance by Play Session chart shows progress over multiple play sessions and helps identify trends over time.


Printing Reports from the Performance by play session

You can print Card details for an individual play session using the "Show Details by Card" button.

What Data is included?
  • Scores
  • Timestamps for the recent play
  • Ink used on the card when applicable

You can choose to print this view. Select the print layouts displaying 1, 2, or 3 cards per row depending on your documentation needs.


Option 3: Deck Detail Reports

For Deck Specific Data, open the Deck Reports from the Library using the action menu next to the deck in question.

an image of an open deck action menu 

 

This opens the Deck Detail Report.

an image of an example deck report

Here you can see

  • Student account nickname and Username
  • Date and time of play
  • Time Spent
  • Play status
  • Student Score

You can Export the data in this Report by clicking the Export CSV button.


What Data Is Included?
    • Student scores
    • Time Spent
    • Date and Time the play took place

Here is what that export will look like:

an image of an example Export from Performance report


When Should You Export or Print Reports?

Consider exporting or printing reports when:

  • Preparing for an IEP meeting.
  • Completing progress reports.
  • Meeting with families.
  • Finishing a unit of instruction.
  • Documenting mastery of a skill.
  • Creating permanent records for student files.

By regularly saving report data, you'll build a clear record of student growth that supports data-driven decision making and reduces last-minute preparation before important meetings.


Need More Help?

Our Boom Training Academy materials help educators learn the basics, find resources faster, and use Boom with confidence so that you can spend less time figuring out technology and more time with your students.

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