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This article is intended for instructors looking to learn about and use Course Analytics in Ultra Course View.
# **Overview**
Course Analytics allows instructors to run reports that pulls data from HuskyCT and presents different reports to gauge overall student performance and top-line figures about a course and the assessments within it.
There are 4 main types of Analytics available in Ultra. **Course Activity** reports data on overall student performance, interaction and engagement with the course. **Premium Reports **provide data on overall student performance, and engagement with the course. **Question Analysis** reports data on overall student performance on assessments with questions, as well as statistics on individual questions. **SCORM Reports** generate data for specific SCORM Packages in the course.
# **Accessing Course Analytics**
1. Navigate to your course in HuskyCT.
2. On the top navigation menu, click **Analytics. **
3. You will land on the **Analytics** page, you can click any of the tabs, **Course Activity**,** Premium Reports**, **Question Analysis**, **SCORM Reports**,** **or **Course Reports**, to view and run different reports for the course.
Course Activity
Course Activity reports data on the overall grade in comparison to the hours a student has spent in the course. Other information such as last access date, total time spent, or missed due dates is also reported.
#### Accessing Course Activity
1. Access Course **Analytics **page.
2. Click the **Course Activity** tab.
3. A chart now appears with data with overall grade versus hours spent in the course for student performance.
4. Clicking on one of the dots allows you to access a specific student’s information.
1. Clicking **View Details** allows you to see the amount of time hours a student has spent over a period of days.
5. Clicking on the three-dashes icon allows you to view the data set through a table.
6. Additionally, instructors can send alerts to students if they meet a condition such as missed due dates, low overall grade, or if the course has not been accessed in a number of days. To do so click on **Alert Settings** under** Course Activity**.
7. Instructors can set the parameters for if and when alerts send to students regarding performance, days of access, or missed due dates.
Question Analysis
Question Analysis reports data on overall performance and statistics on individual questions. There is one report for each Assessment with questions in this category.
#### Accessing Question Analysis
1. Access the Course **Analytics** page.
2. Click the **Question Analysis** tab.
3. Find the assessment you want to run the Question Analysis for, and click **Run Report.**
4. You will receive an email when the report is complete, and you can click on the name of the assessment to view the report.
Premium Reports
Premium Reports come from Blackboard’s Analytics for Learn service, which allows you to run various reports on your course to keep track of how learners are performing. Available reports include Course at-a-Glance, Activity and Grade Scatter Plot, Activity Matrix, and Course Submission Summary, each providing insights into student interactions, submissions, and grades.
#### Accessing Premium Reports
1. Access the Course **Analytics** page.
2. Click the **Premium Reports** tab.
3. Select “**Run Report**” for the premium report you are interested in.
### **Course at-a-Glance:**
Instructors can download the Course at-a-Glance report to view student interactions, submissions, and time in course compared to similar courses within their department.
To access the Course at-a-glance report, click ‘Run Report’
After running the report, a new tab will open up. Here, instructors will see a variety of averages between their course and their department. Located at the top, instructors can view scatterplots that represent the average accesses, interactions, submissions, and minutes within the course.
SCORM Reports
SCORM Reports are reports that generate data for specific SCORM Packages in the course.
#### Accessing SCORM Reports
1. Access the Course **Analytics** page.
2. Click the **SCORM Reports** tab.
3. Find the report you want to run, and click **Run Report.**
Course Reports
Course Reports provide data on overall student performance, and engagement with the course. There are two reports within this category.
- The **Course Goal Coverage Report** provides goals coverage for a single course, including both covered and gap values for all associated curricular areas, as well as a breakdown of course items that have been aligned to goals.
- The **Course Goal Performance Report** provides how a course meets selected goals, including overall averages and detailed breakdowns for individual students and goals.
#### Accessing Course Reports
1. Access the Course **Analytics** page.
2. Click the **Course Reports** tab.
3. Find the report you want to run, and click **Create Report **
4. A new tab will open where you can view the report.
For more information or assistance with HuskyCT, please contact the** Educational Technology Office** at [edtech@uconn.edu](mailto:edtech@uconn.edu) or **(860) 486-5052 **