Course reports
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Course Reports provide analytics for each course in aggregate across all deployments to every account.
To access Course reports:
Select Reports located at the top right.
Select Course in the navigation
Select or search for a course
Click on a course to see its report.
The report is broken into two sections which are Summary and Questions. Which you may choose by clicking on the appropriate tabbed navigation at the top.
Summary: It defaults to the most current version, but you can change versions via the dropdown. This provides an overview of how learners are interacting with the course.
Questions: Click Questions in the navigation to see question-level analytics for that course. Click into each question to see details like:
Correct and wrong response distribution
Easy/hard question rating
Whether or not the question is a predictor of course success
Regarding the easy/hard question rating. Greater than 70% in correct responses will mark the question as "Easy". 70% or less will mark the question as "Hard".
Regarding "predicator of success". Yes or No is determined by the 'discrimination index' which serves as the predictor of success and is classified as 'Yes' if it exceeds 40. It measures the likelihood that a student who passes the course will answer the question correctly. A high index indicates that students who answer it correctly are more likely to pass the test.
This report provides an account-by-account breakdown of usage numbers, completion rates, average scores, number of learners in each score quartile, and average durations. It can be shared as a link or exported as a CSV file.
Go to the Course Report section of Content Controller and select Build Report.
Select one or more courses that you’d like to see in the report. Click on the selected course again to remove a course from the selected list column.
Click Next to generate a Course Summary Report.
How to share a Course Summary Report
After generating the Course Summary Report, click Share.
A dropdown will appear with two options: CSV or Link. Select either CSV or Link and enter report details into the subsequent dialogue windows.
Select Next.
Click Create to start the report CSV download.
To get the link, click Create. A dialog box will appear with the report title and the option to copy the link.
Click to copy to your clipboard.
Question-level analytics are based on interactions, so if a course doesn't use interactions, no question level detail will be available.
