00:07: How do I view course? Analytics. 00:16: In global navigation, click the courses link, then click the name 00:20: of the course. 00:23: Click the view course, analytics button. 00:28: By default analytics are shown in a graph format. 00:31: There are three types of graphs activity by date, submissions 00:35: and grades. 00:38: The activity by date graph shows all course, activity, for all users in the course. 00:43: The x-axis represents the core States, while the y-axis represents 00:47: the number of page views, Dark blue bars. 00:50: Represent participation in the course if a date only includes page 00:54: views, the bar only displays as light blue. 00:58: The graph changes the bar display according to the length of time. 01:01: Activity that is less than 6 months old. 01:03: This plays bars as daily activity at six months bars are displayed as 01:07: weekly activity and at approximately a year bars are displayed as monthly 01:11: activity. Browser window size, zoom level, and 01:16: screen resolution may also change how the bars display. 01:20: To view the details of the bar graph, hover over the specific bar, you want to 01:24: view The weekly view shows, the first and last date for the week, the 01:28: monthly view shows the month and the year. 01:41: The following user actions will generate analytics, course participation. 01:46: Announcements posts and announcement instructor announcements 01:50: posts. A new comment to an announcement assignments, updates. 01:55: An assignment settings, or description, instructor assignments 01:59: submits an assignment student, calendar updates, 02:04: a calendar of events settings or description instructor collaborations 02:08: loads a collaboration to view. 02:10: Edit a document conferences, joins a Web Conference 02:15: discussions posts. 02:17: A new comment to a discussion Pages, creates a Wiki 02:21: page, quizzes, submits a quiz student quizzes, 02:26: Starts taking a quiz student. 02:30: The submissions graph shows. The status of each assignment in the course, The 02:34: x-axis represents the assignments while the y-axis represents 02:38: the percentage of submissions for all students in the course, 02:43: The green rounded shape at the bottom of the bar indicates, how many students submitted 02:47: the assignment on time. The yellow straight edge, shape indicates, how 02:51: many students submitted the assignment late past due. 02:54: The red rounded shape at the top of the bar indicates how many students have not 02:58: submitted the assignment. 03:01: To view the details of the bar graph, hover over the specific bar, you want to 03:05: view The details include the assignment title the due 03:09: date. If any and the percentage of late on time and missing 03:13: submissions 03:18: The grades graph shows the median high and low scores for an assignment. 03:22: The x-axis represents each assignment while the y-axis represents 03:27: the number of points for an assignment. The vertical Blue Line extends 03:31: from the lowest score to the highest score. 03:34: The blue box extends from the 25th to 75% tile. 03:38: The horizontal black line shows the median score for the assignment gray 03:42: lines indicate hidden assignments. To view the details 03:46: of the bar graph, hover over the specific bar, you want to view 03:52: To view analytics without hovering over graph columns, you can view all data 03:56: in a table format. To switch to the table format, click 04:00: the analytics icon. The icon will switch from the left side to the right 04:04: indicating the current analytics View. 04:08: Tables applied to every graph in its respective page and each column defines 04:12: the data within its respective graph. Graphical data is displayed 04:16: by column. 04:23: Each table is paginated to 30 entries per page. 04:25: Additional Pages can be viewed by advancing to the next page. 04:31: Student analytics are always shown in a table format and displays an overview 04:35: of student participation in the course. 04:38: You can view the student named page views, participation and 04:42: submissions. 04:44: The submissions column shows how many published and graded assignments, each student 04:48: has submitted in the course. Submissions are broken down according to 04:52: how many submissions were on time late and missing. 04:55: Note that an assignment only counts as missing if the due date has passed and 04:59: it has not been submitted. 05:02: You can also view a student's current score percentage 8, which 05:06: is their total score in the course. The analytics table 05:10: is paginated, so you can view more students if you continue to scroll down the page. 05:19: You can sort student analytics in ascending, or descending order by student name 05:23: page, views participation and current score. 05:27: These filters, allow you to evaluate student performance, according to your preference. 05:33: To view analytics for a specific student, click, the name of the student. 05:46: This guide covered how to view course Analytics.