HegartyMaths homework consists of two parts: Written notes on the quiz, and an online quiz which the pupils also write down, and self mark in their books. This article explains what you should see online, in the 'Mark work' section.
To see what the written task should look like, see the related article below.
Navigate to the mark work section and find the task you want to mark. Use the filters on the right-hand side to help. Generally tasks you want to mark will be in 'Passed due date':
To see individual assessments in more detail, from the marking synopsis, click on mark work. This will open up a new tab where you can cycle through the students' latest attempts. Polly has done some excellent homework, even though she didn't get 100%. She has watched the video completely through plus a bit extra (indicated by the 1.54x in the video column):
She has commented on the last question and has spent 26 minutes on the assessment with at least 2 minutes on most questions - this seems like enough time to be writing down the answers and do the workings out. Question 4 seemed to take Polly over 5 minutes - perhaps it was a little tricky for her, but she managed to get it right in the end. Overall, you can see Polly has put in a decent effort; her written work will probably be very good.
Luke has submitted an assessment, but you can quickly see he hasn't bothered to work on it at all. He skipped the majority of questions, spending no time on them and he didn't watch the video. Luke's written work will likely be poor. He should be encouraged to watch the video before trying the quiz to increase his chance of success. If he struggles to understand the video he should try the building blocks.
Neville never finished his work. He got two questions right and then abandoned the homework. You can see what time he started it and you can see his progress so far, but this is an unfinished piece of work and won't count towards Neville's statistics until it's complete. Neville should be encouraged to finish this work.
Annie, below, didn't start the task. If she had a week to do it then she should have had time to ask for help if something was stopping her finish the work. In any event, it probably needs a discussion with her. You should reassign the task to her to complete at a later date.
Once you have finished cycling through the students using the Next/Previous students buttons, close the tab to go back to the mark work view.