LMS Reporting And Analytics
Make data-driven decisions and improve learning and training outcomes with AcademyOcean LMS
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Make data-driven decisions and improve learning and training outcomes with AcademyOcean LMS
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Save time with automated reporting on learning history, progress, exam results, survey responses, and other activities.
A quick look at the big picture and multiple layers offered by detailed reporting and analysis via built-in LMS tools will allow you to make the right data-driven decisions.
Provide personalized recommendations to the LMS users based on their information, including interests, learning styles, and progress.
Out-of-the-box reports on each academy's activities
The summary course report provides information on the number of users and learners who completed the courses and how long it took them. Dive deeper to see more:
• course-specific data
• each learner's information and perspective
Get detailed data on quizzes, surveys, exams, and tasks with manual user approval.
• Eye-catching information visualization
• Statistics of all attempts
Monitor the overall and detailed statistics on the certificates received by your learners. Control certificate expiration dates, renew and verify authenticity within the LMS.
The data you need the way you need
Look at the big picture of learning progress, or go to a learner's card to see specific metrics and information like
• what teams the learner belongs to
• date of signing up for the academy
• start and end date of each training course
• completed lessons
• average time spent in the lesson and more
Use diverse filters to build custom reports and get the most relevant information from AcademyOcean’s LMS statistics. Export and share reports via Excel with stakeholders.
Make it easier to understand and interpret the data
AcademyOcean LMS dashboard helps to reveal trends in learner behavior and performance. This data can help you make informed decisions about your course or program.
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The Academy Feed is like your source of inspiration. Here, you can see the main activities in real-time and receive juicy notifications, such as "You already have 100 learners in your academy", "the first learner from Italy has joined you," etc.
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Make analytics your secret weapon for improved engagement
Engaged learners are more likely to retain and apply information in real-world situations. AcademyOcean LMS training funnels are a unique feature that gives you valuable insights about the effectiveness of courses or the reasons for course churn. So you can adjust the training materials to improve learning outcomes.
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LMS analytics in e-learning refers to systematically collecting and analyzing data within a Learning Management System. It provides educators and administrators with valuable insights to enhance the training experience and help all sides progress in learning.
Data Collection: LMS platforms gather a wealth of data, tracking learner behavior, performance, and progress.
Behavior Analysis: It reveals how learners interact with course content, helping educators tailor their materials for maximum impact.
Assessment Performance: Analytics identify areas where learners may need extra support and training.
Progress Tracking: Educators can monitor individual and group training progress data.
Resource Utilization: Insights into resource usage guide the development of more effective learning materials.
Engagement: Analyzing what keeps learners engaged helps create more interactive content.
Retention and Dropout Rates: Data on when and why learners drop out informs strategies for improving course completion.
Customization: Personalized learning experiences are possible by understanding individual strengths and weaknesses.
Feedback and Improvement: Learner feedback is a valuable source for continuous enhancement.
Predictive Analytics: Some platforms use predictive analytics to forecast future trends in training, enabling proactive adjustments.
An LMS should allow you to comprehensively assess a learner's training progress. Key metrics to track include:
· Course Completion
· Quiz and Assessment Scores
· Engagement Duration
· Logins
· Interactive Activities
· Assignments and Projects
· Discussion Forum Participation
· Feedback and Self-Assessment
· Adherence to Deadlines
· Learning Objectives
· Peer Review and Evaluation
· Return on Investment (ROI)
An LMS reporting and analytics dashboard streamlines infographics creation by providing visualized data and information that can be used as the foundation. You can select the most relevant information, draw design inspiration, and customize data visualizations from the dashboard to match your infographic's style. The accuracy and up-to-date nature of the data ensure reliability and allow for progress. Additionally, the dashboard may already highlight the information about critical insights, making your infographic informative and engaging. Overall, using an LMS Analytics Dashboard saves time and effort while facilitating your infographic's storytelling aspect.
User engagement can be effectively evaluated through a range of analytics metrics shown on the dashboard LMS. These metrics provide valuable insights into how users interact with your content and digital platforms, helping you enhance their experience. Here's a snapshot of crucial engagement information metrics:
Page Views: Measure which sections or pages users find most engaging.
Time on Page: Understand user interest and involvement by tracking how long they spend on each page.
Click-Through Rate: Gauge content resonance by monitoring how many users click on links or elements.
Bounce Rate: A high bounce rate may indicate disengagement, measuring the percentage of users who leave a page without further interaction.
Conversion Rate: Evaluate user engagement and readiness to act, such as signing up or purchasing.
Social Media Metrics: Monitor likes, shares, comments, and interactions on social media to assess content engagement.
Session Duration: Longer sessions generally indicate higher interest and engagement.
Returning Visitors: A substantial number of returning visitors signals continued engagement.
Heatmaps: Visualize user behavior, showing where users click and move their cursors on webpages.
A/B Testing: Compare user engagement with different content versions to determine what resonates best.
Survey and Feedback Data: Collect qualitative insights into user engagement by gathering feedback and comments.
Email Engagement: Measure open rates, click-through rates, and response rates in email campaigns to assess engagement with your messages.
User Interactions: Track engagement with interactive elements such as quizzes, polls, or surveys to understand specific content engagement.
User Progress: In educational or e-learning platforms, tracking user progress through courses or lessons measures engagement and commitment to learning.
Content Consumption: Track engagement with multimedia content, such as video views and audio listens, to measure user engagement with rich media.
