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Associating Lessons with a Log

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Last updated March 9, 2026

Associating Lessons with a Log

Summary

After a training session, associate the relevant course lessons with the student's log. From there, you can set lesson status, grade content items, log time and activity, and add notes—all in one place. Logs can include any lesson type: Ground Lessons, Flight Lessons, Progress Checks, or Stage Checks.

Who this is for

  • Instructors documenting training sessions and grading student performance

Before you begin

  • The student must be enrolled in a course
  • You must be the instructor assigned to the log
  • If the course is archived, all editing is disabled (read-only)

Steps

Adding lessons to a log

  1. Open the student's log and go to the Lesson tab
  2. Tap + to add a lesson
  3. If the student has multiple courses matching their ACS standard, select the course first
  4. Browse lessons organized by Stage, then by type: Ground Lesson, Flight Lesson, Progress Check, or Stage Check
  5. Tap to select one or more lessons
  6. Tap Save
Lesson availability:
IndicatorMeaningSelectable
(no indicator)Never assignedYes
Red retry iconPrevious attempt marked RetryYes
Yellow exclamation iconPrevious attempt not finishedYes
"On this log" (blue text)Already on current logNo
"Assigned" (gray text)Completed or assigned elsewhereNo

Setting lesson status

  1. From the lesson detail view, tap Mark Status
  2. Select a status:
    • Complete — Lesson successfully completed
    • Incomplete — Lesson started but not completed
    • Retry — Lesson needs to be repeated
  3. Tap Save

Grading content

For Ground Lessons and Flight Lessons:

  1. From the lesson detail view, tap Grade next to the Contents header
  2. Grade each content item using the course's grading method:
MethodOptions
TraditionalSAT, UNSAT, INC
Numerical1, 2, 3, 4, 5
FITSIntroduce, Practice, Demonstrate, Standard
  1. Tap Save
For Progress Checks and Stage Checks: Tap Grade Checks, switch between the Knowledge and Skill tabs, grade each item as SAT or UNSAT, then tap Save.

Logging time and activity

  1. From the lesson detail view, tap Time & Activity
  2. Enter values for applicable fields:
SectionFields
Flight TimeTotal Flight Time, Dual Received, Solo, Cross Country, Night
Instrument TimeActual Instrument, Simulated Instrument
Ground & SimulatorGround Training, AATD (Simulator)
Landings & ApproachesDay Landings, Night Landings, Instrument Approaches, Holding Procedures
  1. Tap Save
Time fields accept decimal hours (e.g., 1.5). Landings and approaches are whole numbers.

Adding lesson notes

  1. From the lesson detail view, tap Edit next to the Lesson Notes header
  2. Enter your notes
  3. Tap Save

What happens next

  • Lesson status and grades sync to the student's course progress
  • Time and activity data contributes to the student's training totals
  • The student can view their grades and notes in the app
  • Progress Checks and Stage Checks affect stage completion tracking

Common issues

ProblemCauseSolution
Cannot add lessonsCourse is archivedArchived courses are read-only; contact an admin
Lesson shows "Assigned" and cannot be selectedAlready completed on another logOnly incomplete or retry lessons can be reassigned
No grading options appearCourse has no grading method configuredAdmin must set grading methodology in course settings
"No Matching Courses Found"Student not enrolled or ACS mismatchVerify student enrollment and ACS standard
Cannot edit time & activityYou are not the log ownerOnly the instructor who owns the log can edit

How this works

Grading methodology: Ground lessons use the course's ground grading method (Traditional or Numerical). Flight lessons use the flight grading method (Traditional, Numerical, or FITS). Progress Checks and Stage Checks always use SAT/UNSAT only—the INC option is not available for checks, regardless of course settings.

FITS target grades: When using FITS grading, each content item may display a target grade (e.g., "Target Grade: Practice"). This indicates the expected proficiency level for that lesson.

Lesson reassignment: A lesson marked Incomplete or Retry on a previous log can be assigned to a new log. Lessons marked Complete or assigned as transferred credit cannot be reassigned.

Transferred credit: Lessons assigned without a log (transferred credit) are permanently locked. This applies only to Ground and Flight lessons, not Progress or Stage Checks.

Multiple lessons: When a log has multiple lessons assigned, each appears as an expandable card. Tap to expand and access grading, status, and notes for that lesson.

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