View analytics

Before you start

Analytics are aggregate numbers with no individual learner data; small categories are folded into "other" so no one can be re-identified. Anonymous UI events count button clicks and events only and contain nothing that identifies a person.

Steps

1. 1Open the Analytics page
   Choose Analytics in the Admin app sidebar, then learning, application or product analytics
2. 2Learning analytics
   Platform-wide session and participant counts, submitted counts and averages for the pre-test and post-test, and the numbers who enrolled, started and completed the post-test
3. 3Application analytics
   Use Case and Exit Ticket counts, and the Use Case status distribution
4. 4Product analytics
   Anonymous UI event counts from the last 30 days by event, course and source, and Help Center article feedback (helpful or not helpful, with reasons)
5. 5Look at one session
   For per-session results, load the session code in the Teacher app

Expected result

You understand overall participation and learning-outcome trends.

Course feedback

Feedback results, comment moderation and form performance live together under Analytics > Course feedback rather than in these three categories.

• Manage course feedback

Common problems

1. 1UI event counts look low
   Browsers with Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control turned on are never counted, by design.