Class Insights
Insights answers two questions: what should I re-teach, and who needs my attention. Where the Tracker gives you all the data, Insights gives you the conclusions.
Open your class and choose the Insights tab.
The summary cards
| Card | What it means |
|---|---|
| Active in the last 14 days | How many of the class have done anything recently |
| Students needing attention | How many are flagged in the list below |
| Quizzes worth revisiting | How many quizzes the class found hard |
| Median study time | The midpoint of time spent, so one keen student does not skew it |
Worth Re-teaching
This is the list to look at before planning your next lesson.
It shows quizzes where the class average best mark is under 80%, weakest first. Each row gives you:
- The class average as a percentage badge.
- The quiz name, which you can click to see the question by question breakdown.
- How many attempted it, so you know how much of the class the figure covers.
- A coloured bar splitting the class into mastered, secure, below 60% and not attempted.
The bar matters as much as the average. A quiz where everyone scored around 70% needs different teaching from one where half the class mastered it and half failed.
One student's bad day does not count. A quiz only appears here if at least a quarter of the class has attempted it, so a single low score cannot drag a topic onto the list.
Students Needing Attention
Students are ranked by how much is going wrong, not alphabetically. The chips beside each name tell you why they are there:
| Chip | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Incomplete tasks | Deadlines passed without finishing |
| Weak spots | Quizzes attempted but not mastered |
| Quizzes not attempted | Gaps their classmates have covered |
| Inactive for N days | No activity recently |
| Never logged in | The account has not been used at all |
Incomplete tasks and inactivity weigh most heavily, because those are the ones you can act on today.
Click any name to open that student's full analysis.
The charts
Three charts sit alongside the lists.
Class Mastery is a doughnut splitting every quiz attempt by outcome, plus the quizzes some students have done that others have not. It gives you the shape of the class in one glance.
Effort versus Attainment plots one dot per student: study time across, average mark up. The four corners are the useful part.
| Corner | Reading |
|---|---|
| Top right | Working hard and doing well |
| Top left | Doing well on little study |
| Bottom left | Not engaging yet |
| Bottom right | Working hard but stuck, so teach it differently |
Bottom right is the group to prioritise. Effort is not the problem, so more of the same will not help.
Click any dot to open that student's page.
Class Momentum shows quiz attempts and active students per week over the last eight weeks, which tells you whether engagement is building or fading.
If study time is unavailable
Occasionally the time data cannot be retrieved. When that happens you see a notice and the effort chart is hidden, rather than a chart showing everyone on zero. It normally resolves within a few minutes.
What next?
- Lesson Insights, for question by question detail on a single lesson
- Individual student analysis, for one student in depth
Screens in this guide use a demonstration class. Your own class names, students and data will differ.