Faculty - Blackboard Analytics: Student Report
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Faculty - Blackboard Analytics: Student Report
| This document will review and explain the pre-set Blackboard Analytics report available to the students within each course. It contains a brief description of the report, an explanation of how to run the report, and an explanation of each area within the report. |
The student report can help students compare themselves to their classmates in the areas of course accesses, time in the course, interactions, submissions, and total grade. Students and instructors can use this report to help analyze:
Students can potentially help themselves using this report for future improvements of their performance behavior including: time in course, number of submissions, etc. The mention of "You" in the data represents the individual student. |
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Understanding the Student Report |
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| Course Accesses: The number of times the student went into the course during the period of the semester compared to the class average. This data is pulled each day to provide an accurate reading. Your Course Accesses vs. Avg.: This information corresponds to the Course Accesses; the line graph provides a visual representation of how many times the student accessed the course in comparison to his or her classmates. |
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| Time in Course (min.): The amount of time in minutes that the student is logged into the course compared to his or her classmates. This data is pulled each day to provide an accurate reading. Your Time in Course (min.) vs. Avg.: This information corresponds to Time in Course (min.); the line graph provides a visual representation of course access in minutes compared to his or her classmates. |
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| Interactions: The amount of actions he or she does within the course; such as clicking on an item, clicking on a folder, etc.. This data is pulled each day to provide an accurate reading. Your Interactions vs. Avg.: This information corresponds to Interactions; the line graph provides a visual representation of the number of clicks compared to his or her classmates. |
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| Submissions: The amount of assignments, blogs, discussion board posts, journal, survey, test submissions, etc. that he or she has submitted compared to his or her classmates. Your Submissions vs. Avg.: This information corresponds to Submissions; the line graph provides a visual representation of the number of submissions or posts added by the student compared to his or her classmates. |
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Grade Center Total Score: Is based upon what the grade column indicates the students grade is compared to his or her classmates. Note: Grade data is pulled from the column that is set as External Grade. Instructors must make sure that the external grade is the grade they want used in the data. |
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