Activity
The Activity tab shows the volume of questions you’ve answered over time — a daily / weekly / monthly chart, not a timeline or social feed. It’s drawn from your daily quiz summary, grouped by day, week, month, or year.
Accessing Activity
Section titled “Accessing Activity”- Click Awards in the top navigation bar.
- Select the Activity tab.
How Activity Is Calculated
Section titled “How Activity Is Calculated”activity (per period) = Σ questions answeredalso tracked alongside it: Σ points earned, and Σ time takenEach bar or point on the chart represents a cumulative count of questions answered in that time bucket.
Time Spent
Section titled “Time Spent”Campus tracks how long you’ve spent on the platform in two different ways:
- Live presence — a lightweight signal your app sends while you’re active, used to power teachers’ live “who’s online” view. It doesn’t feed your time totals.
- Stored duration — the actual running total used everywhere you see “time spent.” Each day’s time is added up as you use the app, timezone-aware to your own day boundary, and rolls up into your all-time total.
On the Activity tab, this becomes:
Total Time Spent = your summed stored duration, formatted as hours/minutes/secondsSession
Section titled “Session”A session is one distinct calendar day on which you spent any time in the app.
Total Sessions = number of distinct days with any recorded timeAverage Session = Total Time Spent ÷ Total Sessions (rounded down; 0 if either is 0)Daily Activity Calendar
Section titled “Daily Activity Calendar”Each day on your activity calendar shows a colored checkpoint icon for how many minutes you spent that day, working up toward a 60-minute daily goal:
| Icon | Checkpoint | Color |
|---|---|---|
| 15 minutes | Red | |
| 30 minutes | Orange | |
| 45 minutes | Yellow | |
| 60 minutes | Green — daily goal met |
Progress
Section titled “Progress”Next to Activity, Campus shows Progress — there’s no single ”% of course complete” number. Instead, progress is your point/time totals for the current period compared to the previous one:
progress % = (current − previous) ÷ previous × 100This is shown as a this-period vs last-period change (for example, this week vs last week).
Consistency Matters
Section titled “Consistency Matters”The Activity tab helps you and your teacher see how consistently you’re engaging. Regular, steady activity typically leads to better mastery scores than cramming.
Using Activity to Self-Review
Section titled “Using Activity to Self-Review”If your grades aren’t where you want them: