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This article will review how to access Perusall grading analytics. To follow this guide, you will need Perusall set up in a course with students participating in an assignment.
Step-by-step Instructions
Analytics are only available after students have entered in to complete the assignment.
Grade distribution- bar chart showing distribution of scores
Comment submission time heat map-graph showing times students are working on the assignment
Page view report-bar chart showing page views and average view time
Student activity report-spreadsheet showing a variety of metrics based on student. Includes viewing time (time student has assignment open on their computer) and active engagement time (time student is engaging with the document by scrolling, selecting, or making comments).
Explanation of Student Activity Report Categories
- Viewing Time: The total amount of time the content was open.
- Active Engagement Time: The amount of time the student was actively working on the content (e.g., creating comments, scrolling through the reading, taking notes).
- Total Comments: The total number of threads a student created and their responses to peers' threads.
- Threads: A student's initial comment that may or may not elicit responses.
- Responses: A student's comment written in reply to another student's thread.
- Non-Question Upvotes Given: When a student clicks the checkmark icon next to a peer's comment.
- Question Upvotes Given: When a student clicks the question mark icon next to a peer's comment.
- Non-Question Upvotes Received: The number of times peers upvoted one of the student's comments.
- Question Upvotes Received: The number of times peers questioned one of the student's comments.
- Total Word Count: The sum of words the student wrote in all comments.
- Average Words per Comment: The average number of words a student wrote per comment created..
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