Instructor reports separate active courses from completed history
Nevada real-estate instructors now have reporting that keeps current teaching activity distinct from past enrollment history. Course, student, rating, earnings, and license-alert views focus more closely on the active items that need attention.
Instructor reporting for Nevada real-estate education now separates active teaching activity from completed enrollment history across the dashboard, course, student, and earnings views.
The instructor view now counts total students by unique people, so a learner who appears in more than one course is not counted more than once in that total. That gives the student count a closer connection to the actual people being taught, rather than the number of course appearances.
Course lists and rating summaries now focus on live assigned courses. Removed courses no longer affect the instructor’s current view, keeping the active course picture tied to the courses still assigned.
Active course activity stays in focus
Recent completions, course-level ratings, and activity tied to earnings are now presented around real learner activity in active courses. For instructors reviewing what is happening now, the dashboard no longer mixes current teaching signals with completed enrollment history in the same way.
License alerts also cover more of the items instructors may need to notice. Already-expired records are included along with upcoming expirations, helping urgent compliance-related items appear sooner in the instructor’s view.
Together, these updates make instructor reporting more useful for day-to-day review: current courses, current learners, recent completions, ratings, earnings-related activity, and license alerts are organized around the work that is still active.
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