You can use the Edjet LMS dashboard to get a high-level overview of the most important reports and metrics, as well as recent activity of your learners.
To access your Dashboards:
We always try to show you the most relevant information of the learning process.
On the dashboard you’ll see different types of cards:
Please keep in mind that Dashboard reporting is not real-time. It can take up to couple of hours to update the data.
You can see various performance metrics on your Dashboard and some reports.
Sessions show you the number of times your learners signed in to the application within a given time frame.
A new session is created when learner sign in to the application. If a learner logs out from application, or is logged out due to session expiration, a future sign in action is counted as a new session.
Enrollments show you the number of times your learners enrolled into any of your course within a given time frame.
Important: If you reset a course data using Reset tool, historic data of this metric will be affected.
Views show you the number of times your learners viewed or engaged with your learning content.
Learning content can be a lesson, SCORM module, test question or the lesson attachment/s within your courses.
Important: If you reset a course data using Reset tool, historic data of this metric will be affected.
Average learn time measures the average amount of time your learners spent by learning within a learning sessions.
Show you the total amount of time a learner spent by learning within a learning sessions.
Total learn time measures the total amount of time your learners spent by learning within a learning sessions.
Show you the total amount of time a learner spent by learning within a learning sessions.
A learning session is a group of learner interactions with your course content. For example a single learning session can contain a course enrollment, multiple lesson views and events like starting test or answering a questions. A single learning session can span across multiple courses.
Interactions done outside course content like browsing the course catalog, searching or updating learner profile are not included in learning session duration.
If a learner is inactive for 30 minutes or more, any future learner interactions are attributed to a new session. Learners that stop interacting with your learning content and continue within 30 minutes are counted as part of the original session.
Metric values you see on your dashboard an on reports are based on a data that you are permitted to view or edit.
For example if you have no view permission to a certain course, you will not see any data related to this course on your dashboard.
