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View Your Most Popular Rewards

Sort Scoreboards to see your popular rewards.

Written by Amanda Banik

Scoreboards are a valuable tool for tracking and analyzing student behavior and rewards.

Steps to View Your Most Popular Rewards

Step 1: Go to Reports and Choose Scoreboads

Under Reports, select Scoreboards. Scoreboards are powerful tools for visualizing and analyzing data related to student behavior and rewards.

Step 2: Switch to the Rewards Scoreboard

Click the view selector in the top left of the Scoreboards page. It shows whichever view you're currently on, such as Students. Choose Rewards from the list. This specific Scoreboard focuses on rewards and their usage by students.

Step 3: Sort by "Spent"

Click the Spent column header to sort the rewards by the number of points students have spent on them. Click it again to flip between highest to lowest and lowest to highest.

Sorting highest to lowest puts the rewards that students have spent the most points on at the top of the list.

(Optional) Turn Weight by Points off

If you want to see the total number of times each reward has been purchased, click Add Filter, choose Advanced, and turn the Weight by Points toggle off. This allows you to view the rewards that have been purchased the most, regardless of their point value.

You can view your most popular rewards either by the number of points students have spent on rewards or by the number of times students have purchased a reward.

In the example above, let's say "Binders" are worth 10 points and have been purchased 24 times. With Weight by Points turned on, you will see 240 (10 points x 24 purchases). However, with Weight by Points turned off, you will see just the 24 purchases.

To learn more about the Weight by Points setting and its implications, refer to our "Introduction to Scoreboards" article.

The Weight by Points setting is remembered as you switch between different Scoreboard types, ensuring your preferred viewing option is retained.

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