Lambda Lab: Measure and Improve Course Engagement With Zoola Analytics
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Zoola Analytics is a cloud-based reporting and analytics solution designed to measure the impact of learning, providing comprehensive data access, reports, and dashboards for systems like Moodle and Totara. It allows users to create customizable reports, track learner satisfaction, time spent on activities, and automate report delivery to stakeholders. Zoola Analytics features a hierarchical data structure with various levels, including ad hoc views, finalized reports, and interactive dashboards.
Lambda Lab: Measure and Improve Course Engagement With Zoola Analytics
- 1. Erin Melvin - Moderator Learning and Development Manager Stewart Rogers - Presenter VP, Products Using Zoola Analytics to Measure Course Engagement Lambda Lab
- 2. What is Zoola Analytics 2 Zoola Analytics is an award winning, cloud-based reporting and analytics solution that allows you to prove the impact of your Learning. Zoola gives complete and secure access to your data, stunning reports and dashboards, embedded reports, and automated delivery. Zoola Analytics is built for Moodle, Totara Learn, and xAPI-conformant systems. ● Complete access to all your data including custom fields and tables, ● Choose from a library of over 30 out-of-the-box reports and dashboards ● Use the drag and drop designer to create your reports and dashboards, ● Embed your reports and dashboards in your LMS, or ● Schedule them to automate the delivery to your stakeholders
- 3. ● How to measure the learner satisfaction using the Feedback activity ● How to use the log table to measure views ● How to measure Time Spent Learning in courses and activities 3 Agenda
- 4. The Zoola Information Hierarchy 4 Data Connections Data Sources Ad Hoc Views Reports Dashboards This is the definition of the connection to your database. Only visible when you are creating Data Sources.
- 5. The Zoola Information Hierarchy 5 A metadata layer that provides a clean view of the database. A Data Source allows you to control access to the data based on security permissions. Data Connections Data Sources Ad Hoc Views Reports Dashboards
- 6. The Zoola Information Hierarchy 6 An Ad Hoc view is used to explore, analyze, and visualize the data provided by the Data Source. Ad Hoc Views are used to create Reports and Dashboards. Data Connections Data Sources Ad Hoc Views Reports Dashboards
- 7. The Zoola Information Hierarchy 7 Reports are finalized versions of Ad Hoc Views intended for presentation and analysis purposes, allowing stakeholders to interact with data and export the final result. Data Connections Data Sources Ad Hoc Views Reports Dashboards
- 8. The Zoola Information Hierarchy 8 Dashboards combine Reports to deliver an at-a-glance and interactive summary of information for users to view the state of their Learning. Data Connections Data Sources Ad Hoc Views Reports Dashboards
- 9. Data Sources Feedback / Log / Time
- 10. ● Zoola tracks ‘time on Course’ and ‘time on Activity’ ● Timer interrupts can be enabled to stop the timer until the user confirms their presence ● Time is captured in seconds and aggregated by day 10 Time Spent Learning with Zoola Analytics
- 11. 11 Data Sources
- 12. Training
- 13. Zoola Trial 13
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- 15. ● Lambda Lab: Maximize Your eLearning Effectiveness With Meaningful Connections ○ Tuesday July 30, 2019, 10am PT ● Keys for Ongoing LMS Success: Making LMS Administration Sexy (special guest: Leah Chang) ○ Tuesday June 4, 10am PT https://blog.lambdasolutions.net/webinars 15 Upcoming Sessions
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