> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.contentcontroller.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.contentcontroller.com/reports/course-reports.md).

# Course reports

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### Course reports

Course Reports provide analytics for each course in aggregate across all deployments to every account. 

**To access Course reports:**

1. Select **Reports** located at the top right.
2. Select **Course** in the navigation
3. Select or search for a course
4. 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 "**predictor 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.

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### Course Summary Report

[This report](https://support.scorm.com/hc/en-us/articles/212230583-Content-Controller-Course-Reports) 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.

#### How to build a Course Summary report

1. Go to the Course Report section of Content Controller and select **Build Report**. 
2. 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. 
3. Click **Next** to generate a Course Summary Report.

**How to share a Course Summary Report**

1. After generating the Course Summary Report, click **Share**. 
2. A dropdown will appear with two options: **CSV** or **Link**. Select either **CSV** or **Link** and enter report details into the subsequent dialogue windows.
3. Select **Next**. 
4. Click **Create** to start the report CSV download.
5. To get the link, click **Create**. A dialog box will appear with the report title and the option to copy the link. 
6. Click to copy to your clipboard. 

{% hint style="info" %}
Question-level analytics are based on interactions, so if a course doesn't use interactions, no question level detail will be available.
{% endhint %}