First off, the Monitor tab provides a couple of statistics based on the practice exercises the students have completed.

Our formative tests give extra insights, depending on the type of test you have chosen. We offer two types of tests: automatic tests and manual tests. Keep reading to find out which information you can extract from Grasple.

You can filter all these learning analytics on your course groups defined in your course. If you want to define groups of students in your course, please read more on how to do this here.

On the page Monitor, you can find information about the activity of your students. On the first tab, under “Students”, you can see how many students are invited, registered, and active in the course. You can also see how much progress the students have made; this is a percentage of the completed lessons versus the total amount of lessons in your course.
In this overview, you cannot see which specific lessons the students have completed, only their progress on the entire course. Formative tests are a good way to see which subjects could use some extra attention in class.

Furthermore, by clicking on a student's name, an overview of the student's progress over the whole course is displayed.

In the “Subjects” tab in Monitor, you can see how many students have completed a specific lesson, and how well the students did. The percentage at the right hand side of the row shows how many questions have been answered in one attempt. So if that percentage is very high, the lesson was apparently not very difficult.

By clicking on a specific subject you can go into more depth and look at how the exercises in the subjects are answered. See an example below, showing you a subject with two exercises and their correctness percentage.

After this you can zoom into a specific exercise and see the answers given by the students. For example for open exercises you can see which answer rules have been triggered, and also view the answers students gave.

Read more about these exercise learning analytics in subjects here: Where can I see how my practice exercises are being answered by my students?

In an automatic test, a student will get X randomly selected exercises from the lessons in the selected module. The test is thus unique for every student (good against cheating). The results of the tests are categorized per subject, which makes it easy to extract which subjects the students have mastered, and which subjects need a bit more attention. Take a look at the following screenshot.

In a manual test, you choose a certain amount of exercises which will be given to all students. The results are more straight-forward than those of the automatic tests: you will see a bar graph with the distribution of the grades, and you can see the three exercises with the lowest scores. This way, you can see which questions need to be discussed in class.

If you select one of the exercises via the question with lowest score OR by pressing on the eye icon in the results, you can see the answers given by the students. You can turn the options “individual answers” and “student names” on or off, such that the statistics can stay anonymous. Take a look at the following screenshot.

Read more about these question learning analytics in test here: Where can I see how my test questions are being answered by my students?

In the overview pages there are 5 icon-color combinations that can appear for a student-question combination. Each icon-color combination is explained below:

NOTE: having question pools in your test will result in many question not received by students, resulting in many "grey question mark" icons in your overviews.

The Learning Analytics Preview shows you data and detailed insights for an exemplary student group in the middle of their course. We provide you with explanations on how to use this information based on our teachers experiences and enhancements made.

This gives you time to explore for yourself how Grasple works and how it could fit your own teaching style without any further commitment or before you start your own course such that you know how you could leverage the available learning analytics in the courses you teach.

If you have any questions or remarks about this, please do not hesitate to contact our support team. You can reach us through the messenger app on Grasple, or at support@grasple.com. We are happy to help!