Target progress percent charts are multi-line or column charts that show average student is performance on instructional targets over time as a percentage of targets meeting the mastery goal.

• If the mastery goal is not "Correct without Prompt" chart also shows the Percent correct without prompt.
• Score, count and time data collection types show percent meeting final mastery goal compared to % that are on target to meet the mastery goal (above the goal line).

To create an target chart:

1. {Select} the Reports tab on the main DDtrac menu and then choose "Target Progress %" from the "Charts" dropdown menu.  You will be taken to a form that allows you to specify objectives & targets to be charted, and the period for the chart.
   
   
   - Target Progress Percent Chart Generation Form -
   
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2. {Select} an objective from the dropdown menu.
   A list of targets associated with the objective will be dynamically displayed below the objective dropdown list.
   
   
3. Alternately you can choose:
• Average of Objectives: which will generate multiple charts showing the average performance on all targets averaged for each objective.
• All Unmastered Targets: which will generate a separate chart for each unmastered target.
• All Mastered Targets: which will generate a separate chart for each mastered target.
• All Targets: which will generate a separate chart for each target.
• No goal line will be displayed when using multi-chart generation.
  
  
4. .{Select} a specific target you want to include on the chart or leave "Average for all targets" to show the average performance for all targets associated with the objective.
   
   
5. {Select} a start date for the chart.
   
   
6. {Select} the amount of time summarized in each bar (months, weeks or days) then enter the number of periods to be displayed on the chart (where is a period is a month for the monthly chart and a day for the daily chart).
   
   
7. You may also {Set} a progress goal for the chart which will plot a line showing the percent correct the student needs to achieve for the particular objective.
   
   
8. {Select} the type of chart you want to use.  The default is to show a line chart.  You can also select to display a multi-column chart or a line chart with data labels.
   
   
9. You may also {Select} to include milestones (change lines) on the chart.
   
   
10. You may also {Select} to limit the data on the chart  to that taken by specific users.
    

The target progress percent chart below was created using the following data:

• Selected "Matching 2D/3D Non Identical" objective for "Jimmy Jefferson"
• Selected to chart the "Average of All Targets"
• Start Date "12/1/2008"
• Weekly data
• 12 periods
• 80 % is the progress goal
  
• Line chart
• No Milestones
• All Users