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00:07: What is new Analytics? 00:09: To access new analytics from course navigation. 00:11: Click the new analytics link 00:15: You can also access new analytics from the new analytics button in the course homepage. 00:21: You can use new analytics to track course grades for student submissions course 00:25: activity individual student data communication data submission 00:30: status data and online attendance. 00:33: As an instructor you can perform various activities using the following 00:37: tabs and new Analytics. 00:40: Course grade view average course grade analytics as an interactive 00:44: chart graph or a data table. You can also compare the course average 00:48: with an individual assignment course section or student filter using 00:52: the chart graph comparison or data table comparison. 00:57: Weekly online activity access page view and participation data 01:01: as an interactive chart graph or a data table. 01:04: You can also compare the course average weekly online participation analytics 01:08: with an individual student or section using the chart graph comparison or data 01:13: table comparison. 01:15: Students view grade and participation analytics for individual students. 01:19: You can also view message communication data between you and individual 01:23: students. 01:26: Reports run and download reports on missing late or excused 01:30: assignments The class roster report provides a list of enrolled 01:34: students along with their contact information. The course activity 01:38: report provides a list of daily user interactions in course resources. 01:44: Online attendance discover whether students have met online attendance 01:48: criteria that has been selected by an admin. 01:51: Admins must enable and configure this report. 01:55: You can also use new analytics to communicate with students based on the Analytics. 02:00: You can. Send a message to all students based 02:04: on specific course grade or participation criteria send a message 02:08: to an individual student based on specific course greater participation criteria. 02:14: You can use new analytics as a student to view and or download data about your grades 02:18: course activity and communication. 02:21: To access data click the following tabs 02:25: Course grade view a graph or table displaying your grades and submissions 02:31: Weekly online activity view a graph or table displaying page 02:35: views and participation activities 02:39: Communication view a graph or table displaying inbox message 02:43: data 02:44: A page view is when you open a page in a course. 02:47: Page views can give indicate how user has been accessing course resources. 02:52: However, because page view data is based on requests to the server use 02:56: page view data as a good approximation to activity and not an absolute metric. 03:01: Page view data is most valuable for understanding whether activity occurred 03:05: and to make comparisons across students within a course or when viewing Trends 03:09: week to week. 03:12: Several actions define participation in canvas and collectively describe 03:16: events where a user takes an action within a course. 03:19: The following student actions generate analytics course participation Announcements 03:25: hosts a new comment to an announcement assignments submits 03:30: an assignment collaborations loads a collaboration to view 03:34: edit a document conferences joins a Web Conference 03:38: discussions posts a new comment to a discussion Pages 03:43: creates a page quizzes submits a quiz 03:47: quizzes starts taking a quiz. 03:51: This guide covered new Analytics

00:07: How do I view new analytics in a course as an instructor? 00:11: In global navigation, click the courses link. 00:15: Then click the name of the course. 00:18: To open new analytics. Click the new analytics Link in course, navigation. 00:24: Or click the new analytics button in the course homepage. 00:28: If the course has been concluded, the analytics page includes a concluded 00:32: label. 00:33: Click the course grade table. 00:36: You can view the overall average course grade. 00:39: Grades on assignments, discussions and quizzes. 00:43: Are compared the average course grades to sections, students or assignments. 00:49: To view the students weekly online Activity. 00:51: Click the weekly online activity table. 00:56: Data is displayed as a chart with two rows average page views. 01:01: And average participation the following actions will generate participations. 01:06: Announcements posts. A new comment to an announcement assignments. 01:11: Submits an assignment collaborations loads, 01:15: a collaboration to view or edit a document conferences. 01:19: Joins a Web Conference discussions posts. 01:23: A new comment to a discussion Pages, creates a page quizzes, 01:28: submits a quiz quizzes, starts taking a quiz. 01:33: Data for the week. That is currently in progress as indicated by a dotted line. 01:39: To download a CSV of the weekly online activity data, click the 01:43: download button. 01:45: To view weekly online activity in a table, click the options icon. 01:51: And select the data table option. 01:54: The data table shows. The weak start date. 01:57: Number of page views. 01:59: And number of participations. 02:02: To view analytics for all students, in your course, click the students tab. 02:07: To view analytics for one student, in your course, click the name of the student. 02:13: To locate a student, you can sort the table by student name. 02:18: Or any other column header? The analytics table is paginated, so 02:22: you can view more students if you continue to scroll to the bottom of the page. 02:27: To view and run reports in your course, click the reports tab. 02:32: To view reports settings, click the settings button, 02:36: Missing assignments. This report will produce a list of assignments that have 02:40: not been submitted yet. 02:42: Late assignments. This report will produce a list of assignments that have 02:46: been submitted late. 02:49: Excused assignments. This report will produce a list of assignments that 02:53: are excused. 02:55: Class roster. This report will produce a list of students enrolled 02:59: in the course with student contact information such as email, sis 03:03: ID, Etc. Report data is up to 40 hours 03:07: delayed. 03:09: Course activity, this report provides a list of daily user interactions. 03:13: In course, resources, where each report entry captures a summary of user 03:18: views and participations. Report data are up to 40 hours, delayed 03:22: account time. Zone is applied to facilitate daily views, and participation 03:26: aggregates. Calendar filter only accommodates for 14 days 03:30: in the past. 03:33: To run a report, click the Run report button. 03:36: If enabled by your institution, you can also view an online attendance report 03:40: that indicates if students have met online, attendance criteria for designated 03:44: Class Days. Online attendance criteria is managed by your 03:48: Institution. 03:50: This guide covered how to view new analytics in a course as an instructor.

Overview of what you can view

View average course grade data in an interactive chart or data table


Compare the course average with a specific assignment, section, or student in a chart or data table


View weekly online activity in a chart or data table


Compare weekly online activity by student or section in a chart or data table


Send messages to all students based on grade or participation criteria


Send a message to an individual student based on grade or participation criteria


View grade and participation analytics for an individual student

View and download reports on late submissions, missing submissions, excused items, and course activity


View a report showing whether students meet the criteria for online attendance