The act or process of following and recording the path, progress, or development of something or someone. noun
The wildlife biologist is responsible for tracking the movements of the endangered species.
The delivery company offers a tracking service so customers can monitor their packages.
The practice of assigning students to different educational paths or courses based on their abilities or achievements. noun
Tracking in schools can sometimes lead to unequal educational opportunities.
The school district implemented tracking to better cater to students' individual learning needs.
The action of monitoring or observing the progress or movement of something, often using technology or specialized equipment. noun
The new software is capable of tracking user activity across multiple platforms.
The fitness app provides tracking of your daily steps and calorie intake.
The act of following or pursuing someone or something, often to capture or observe them. verb
The detective was tracking the suspect through the crowded streets.
Hunters spend hours tracking deer in the forest.