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📊 Track and Analyze Publication Statistics

Track your learners' progress, engagement, and content performance, learner by learner, module by module.

Written by Océane

⏱️ The Essentials in 3 Minutes

Three tabs: Overview, Content Tracking (performance by module and granule), Individual Tracking (per learner, with export).
Content tracking details 7 indicators per granule: duration, sessions, type, difficulty, feedback, drop-off, comments.
Learning time is measured with an activity check every 10 seconds. A modal appears after 15 minutes of inactivity.
• By default, statistics include all learners who have ever had access to the training, including those whose access has expired.


🧠 Understanding Publication Statistics

Publication statistics answer two key questions: are my learners progressing? and is my content effective?

  • The first tab gives a cohort-level view.

  • The second tab helps identify which granules are effective.

  • The third tab enables individual learner tracking.


⚙️ Accessing Statistics

From Publications, click the "Statistics" button on the relevant publication.

Available Filters

Filter

Options

All learners (default)

All learners who accessed the course, whether or not they still have access

Active access

Only learners currently with access to the publication

Groups

All groups, or a selection of one or more specific groups

Disabled users

Toggle to include or exclude deactivated accounts

Unidentified users

Toggle to include or exclude anonymous learners (useful for public link distributions)


📋 The Three Tabs

1. Overview

Cohort-level indicators at a glance:

  • Learners who started the course

  • Learners who passed the halfway point

  • Learners who completed the course

  • Recent activity chart


2. Content Tracking

Performance by chapter and module, then broken down by granule.

7 Indicators per Granule

Indicator

What It Measures

Duration

Median time to complete the granule. An unusually short duration may signal content that's too easy.

Sessions

Number of learners who followed the granule at least once. Unfinished sessions indicate a drop-off point.

Type

Nature of the granule: information, simple exercise, categorization, ordering…

Difficulty

Based on the error rate on the first attempt: Easy (<33%), Moderate (33–66%), Difficult (>66%).

Drop-off

% of learners who left the granule without completing it. Above 10%, drop-off is considered high.

Comments

Free-form learner feedback on the granule.

2 Indicators per Module

Indicator

What It Means

Pre-validated

Learners who passed the module via a placement test, without going through it in full.

Completed

Learners who finished the module (includes pre-validated).


3. Individual Tracking

A per-learner table showing: progress, completion, activity, and final evaluation.

💡 To export a single learner's data, check their row before selecting export.

Final Evaluation Statuses

Icon

Meaning

Score ≥ minimum required score

Score < minimum required score

Evaluation open, not yet completed

Evaluation not yet opened

The ✅ and ❌ statuses are clickable to access attempts and detailed answers.


⏱️ How Learning Time Is Calculated

Activity is checked every 10 seconds. If no action is detected for 15 minutes (typing, scrolling, clicking, tapping, focusing), a modal appears and the time calculation is paused until presence is confirmed.

Duration Aggregation

Level

Method

Per granule

Median duration

Per module

Average duration

Per publication

Average time each learner spent across the entire publication

Special case, in-person modules: Time spent is not included in the overall calculation, unless the learner validates the module, in which case the estimated duration set by the author is added to the total.


Keywords: statistics, course, publication, learning data, tracking, analysis

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