Mastery Connect, Mastery Trackers and Cross-linked courses

I am trying to set up a Mastery Tracker for Mastery Connect within my Cross-linked courses.

When I get it set up it is only grabbing the information for one of my three classes that are cross-linked.

I am not seeing anywhere where I can facilitate it choosing all of the classes. It says that it is possible but no where can I find out how to do it.

Any help would be appreciated.

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LauraM

We currently have an escalated support ticket for this topic. The Mastery guide site says, "Trackers can be linked to single Canvas courses as well as cross-listed courses with multiple sections." We have training tomorrow on Mastery and hope this is resolved.

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