Quick Guite to Alerts in Navigate

Quick Guide to Alerts in Navigate 

Timeline:  

Week 2: Early Intervention/Census Report 

Faculty members are asked simply to select “Yes” for each student that has not attended their class yet. Students who have attended do not need reports filed!  

Week 4-7: Early Academic Progress Reports 

Faculty members are asked to identify students who are showing early signs of concern. We understand some courses may not have had an exam at this point, but we want to reach out to students who may be struggling while there is time for them to make changes.  

Week 10-11 – End: Final Academic Progress Reports 

Faculty members are asked to identify students who are at risk of failing their course. 

Definitions:  

  • Alerts - Alerts are issued by faculty.  They trigger additional scrutiny and often early intervention from the assigned advisors.  

  • Ad Hoc - Can be issued at any time by clicking “Issue an Alert” on the student’s Navigate profile. 

  • Progress Reports - Progress Reports are reminders sent out each semester in weeks four and ten to Discussion/Lecture, Lab, and Online undergraduate section(s).  Faculty will receive a roster of their specific section with the ability to issue alerts, comments (not visible to students), and/or attendance to initiate additional support for students at risk. Mid-term grades are not included in this report.  

  • Case - A case is a heightened alert that will trigger action from involved parties. This alert is issued by clicking on “Issue an Alert” on a student’s Navigate360 profile.  

  • Enrollment Census Report - This report is sent to faculty in week two of each semester to identify students that are no-shows.  

With all alert types, there is the option to add a comment on the concern being raised; this is critical to any intervention that may happen with the student. Each alert gives a general idea of the issue at hand, but the more detail provided, the better context there will be to meaningfully engage with the student. Please indicate if you are handling the concern and what action you are taking. 

Only assigned advisors will receive alerts (i.e. only athletes are assigned an athletic advisor). See the alert messages to students in the attachments at the top of the page. 

Alert Name 

Reasons to Issue Alert 

Able to create Ad Hoc Alert 

Included in Progress Report Alerts 

Case Generated from Alert 

Who Receives Alert* 

Behavioral/Health/Wellness (Grad and UG) 

 

Indicate non-academic behavior issues, health concerns, or personal wellness of the student 

Yes 

No 

Yes 

Duane Kavanaugh, Bryce Nussbaum, Joseph Dlugos, Corinne Heiberger 

Undergrad Low Scores on Quizzes/Exam/Homework 

 

Student is showing a consistent pattern of low scores, putting them at risk of failing the course. 

Yes 

Yes 

No 

Student Success Advisor, Academic Advisor, Athletic Advisor, International Advisor, Student 

Undergrad Missed Exam/Quiz/Homework 

 

Student is showing a consistent pattern of missed assignments and/or missed significant quiz/exam that puts them at risk of failing the course. 

Yes 

Yes 

No 

Student Success Advisor, Academic Advisor, Athletic Advisor, International Advisor, Student 

Undergrad No Show 

 

Student has not attended a class or logged into D2L. 

Yes 

Yes 

No 

Student Success Advisor, Academic Advisor, Athletic Advisor, International Advisor, Student 

Undergrad Poor Attendance 

 

Student is not regularly attending or consistently logging into D2L. 

Yes 

Yes 

No 

Student Success Advisor, Academic Advisor, Athletic Advisor, International Advisor, Student 

Kudos- Keep Up the Great Work  

Student is exceeding expectations for the course.  

Yes 

Yes 

No 

Student Success Advisor, Academic Advisor, Athletic Advisor, International Advisor, Student 

 

Questions?  Please contact: Corinne Heiberger (Non-Degree Seeking), TJ (Teresa) Pederson (MATH, PHYS, CSC, EE, CENG, DSE, BME, CHEM, CHEME, PPHS, BIO), Susan Satter (GEO/GEOE, MINE, BMiT, CEE, MET, IE, AES, Dual Enrollment), or Mackenzie Williamson (ME, STS, UND, AA).