Analytics and reports

Every answer maps to a topic.

That one decision is what turns a pile of scores into something you can act on. See which topics a cohort is failing, which people are slipping, and what to change.

  • Mastery per person and per topic, not one blended score
  • Automatic flags for learners falling behind
  • Exports for your LMS, HRIS or audit record
Risk dashboard
ARA. RahmanAlgebra 路 38% mastery
Needs attention
MAM. AdeyemiAlgebra 路 64% mastery
Developing
JLJ. LiuAlgebra 路 89% mastery
Strong
Algebra recap
0 / 2 complete 路 due 30 June
Linear equations
2 / 4 complete 路 due 24 June
Why scores alone fail

A score tells you who passed. It does not tell you what to fix.

The difference is whether the data is attached to topics.

What you learn
Score based reporting

62% of the cohort passed.

LivQuiz

The cohort passed, but safety procedures sits at 46% across every team.

Who needs help
Score based reporting

Anyone below the pass mark.

LivQuiz

The people whose mastery is falling, including ones still scraping a pass.

What you do next
Score based reporting

Run the training again.

LivQuiz

Rewrite the two modules that map to the topics people miss.

What you can prove
Score based reporting

A final score per person.

LivQuiz

A timestamped record of every attempt, answer and topic, ready to export.

What is recorded

Everything an attempt leaves behind.

Reporting is only as good as what was captured at the time. This is what is on the record for every question a person answers.

Per answer

4
Topic
The topic the question was written against, which is what makes cohort weak topic reporting possible.
Result and score
Correct, incorrect or skipped, with the points awarded and the points available.
Time taken
Seconds spent on the question, which is how stalling becomes visible before failure does.
The answer itself
What they actually chose, placed, ordered or said, including the transcript for spoken answers.

Per attempt

3
Timestamps
Start and finish, server side, so the record holds up when someone asks how long an assessment really took.
Question order
The order that person saw, which matters when order was randomised per candidate.
Session continuity
Whether the attempt was resumed, and from where, so an interrupted session is not mistaken for a fresh one.

Rolled up

3
Mastery per topic
Banded weak, developing or strong per person, and averaged across a cohort.
Risk flags
Raised from falling mastery, missed deadlines and inactivity, with the reason attached to the flag.
Exports
CSV of attempts, scores and question level detail, for an LMS, an HRIS, a warehouse or an audit file.
Reporting

Different readers need different reports.

The same underlying data, framed for whoever is reading it.

For the learner

What to work on next, which topics moved this week, and how far off the target they are.

For the parent

A plain summary of sessions, progress and effort, written to be read by someone who was not in the room.

For the teacher

Class weak topics, individual mastery, and which assigned tasks are behind.

For the manager

Cohort readiness by competency, completion against deadlines, and who has not started.

For the auditor

Attempt records with timestamps, scores and question level detail, exportable on demand.

For your systems

CSV export of attempts and scores to push into an LMS, HRIS or data warehouse.

Questions

Common questions.

How does a question get mapped to a topic?

Questions generated from your material are mapped as they are written. Questions you author yourself are tagged in the editor, and you can retag at any point.

Can I export the raw data?

Yes. Attempts, scores and question level detail export to CSV. Nothing is locked to the platform.

What triggers a risk flag?

Falling mastery in a topic, missed deadlines on assigned work, and inactivity against an active plan. You see the reason next to the flag.

Is this reporting available on the free plan?

Basic study tracking is. Cohort reporting, weak topic surfacing and exports are part of the paid plans.

Stop reporting averages

You already have the answers. They are just not attached to anything yet.

Run one assessment and see what topic level reporting looks like against your own material.