To access your course list:

1. Click on the Courses link on the left of the screen.
2. Select the course from the list you wish to work with.

To access analytics for your course, click the Analytics link at the top of the page.

The Classes tab shows an overall summary of course performance.

1. To access course analytics, click on Classes on the left.
2. The graph in the upper right panel will display engagement levels for all classes. You can click on the Metric Definitions link for more information on each metric.
3. Lesson details: The list below the graph will display the engagement statistics for each lesson.
4. Click on the Export Full Data Set button to export the analytics data to a .csv file for offline viewing.

You can click on the class name to view student activity for the particular class.

The Students tab shows how individual students are performing in the current course.

1. To view student performance, click on the Students link on the left.
2. Student engagement information will be shown here. The engagement score is calculated based on students' performance on a possibility of six different measures that can be customized by the instructor ( click the Metric Definitions link for more information).
3. Click the Export button to export the information to a .csv file for offline viewing.

You can click on a student's name to view data for that student across all activities.

The Engagement Settings tab allows instructors to determine how these parameters are used to calculate the Engagement Score. There are different settings that can be used, along with variable weighting for each parameter that is based on how active or engaged students are in the course. The data on these parameters are used to calculate a single value, which is called the Engagement Score.

1. To modify how engagement scores are calculated, click the Weighting link on the left.
2. Customize: Use the sliders to specify custom weighting for each component of the engagement score: Attendance, Video Views, Presentation Views, Q&A, Notes, and Activities.
3. Presets: Instructors can choose between three preset engagement scored distributions: In class learning, Remote learning, and Personal and Peer Learning.
4. To save engagement score settings, click the Apply button at the top.
5. Click Reset to restore the default values.

To see which students are least engaged and to view content flagged as confusing:

1. Click the Engagement link on the left.
2. Use the dropdown menu to view a specific class.
3. Least Engaged Students: A list of least engaged students will appear here. Click See All to see all low-engaged students.
4. Confusing Content: Content segments flagged as confusing to students will appear here.

The Export tab allows users to export data as a .csv (comma-separated values) file or to Blackboard.

1. To export data, click on the Export tab on the left.
2. To download data as a .csv file, select the type of data set you wish to export and then click Start Export Job..
3. To export data to Blackboard, locate the link and classroom name you wish to export, (4) select which metric to export, (5) and hover to the right and click the blue arrow that appears to export to Blackboard.