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How do I find the courses that need attention
Use How good is the learning to spot courses with low step grades or lagging completion, and Where is the learning happening to see which categories people use.
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This demo walks through two reporting panels to help you identify underperforming courses. The How good is the learning panel ranks courses top-down so the ones needing attention appear first. A Signal column flags each course as Low step grades, Completion lagging, Healthy, or Top performer. Low step grades mean learners are struggling with content; completion lagging means learners start but do not finish, suggesting issues with length, due dates, or reminders. The Where is the learning happening panel shows the share of learners across course categories, helping you see where learning time
Questions this resource answers
- What does the Signal column show in the How good is the learning panel?
- It labels each course as Low step grades, Completion lagging, Healthy, or Top performer so you know what to investigate.
- What does 'Low step grades' mean?
- Step grade is the average first-attempt score. Low step grades indicate learners are not getting answers right, suggesting the content may need review.
- What should I do if a course shows Completion lagging?
- Completion lagging means learners have good grades but are not finishing. Consider reviewing course length, due dates, or reminders.
- What does the Where is the learning happening panel show?
- It shows course categories, not individual courses, and displays each category's share of learners as a percentage of everyone in scope.