User Analytics

What is User-Wise Analytics?

User-Wise Analytics gives you a complete view of an individual learner’s journey. It shows how a specific user is studying, what topics they are strong or weak in, how they are spending their time, and how consistently they are learning.

This feature is helpful for:

• Teachers who want to help a specific student improve

• Admins who want to monitor learner progress

• Tutors providing personal feedback

• Coaches reviewing performance before an exam

You can select a user by typing their name, then view their learning data, time usage, test performance, and suggested improvements.

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Key Insights You’ll Get

1. User Summary Stats

At the top, you’ll see quick snapshot metrics:

• Tests Taken: Total tests attempted by the learner (e.g., 9/9). Why it matters: It shows how active the learner is and whether they’re completing all assigned practice or exams.

• Time Trained: Total time the learner spent learning or practicing (e.g., 42 mins). Why it matters: Tells you if the student is putting in enough time. Low time might signal a need for motivation or support.

• Streak: Days of continuous activity (e.g., 6 days). Why it matters: Good streaks indicate consistency. Falling streaks might show declining engagement.

• Questions Attempted: Number of correct vs. total attempted questions (e.g., 45/48). Why it matters: Gives a quick view of the learner’s overall accuracy and effort.

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2. Time Management Analysis

This shows how much time the learner is spending on each topic within a subject (like Math). You’ll see:

• A bar graph showing their time vs. average time

• AI-generated suggestions on which topics they are spending too much or too little time on

Why it matters: Time spent can reveal hidden struggles. For example:

• Spending 4 minutes on Linear Equations (vs. avg. of 1.5 mins) = likely confusion

• Spending less time on tough topics = might be skipping or guessing

You can guide them to adjust their pacing for better results.

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3. LQ Mastery Level

This breaks down each subject (Math, Reading, Writing) into smaller topics and shows how well the learner understands each.

Each topic is labeled:

• Expert

• Advanced

• Intermediate

• Novice

And shown with a bar graph of their performance.

Why it matters: This helps you clearly see:

• What topics the student is good at (e.g., Linear Equations – 90%)

• What needs more work (e.g., Polynomial Systems – 22%)

You can assign targeted practice instead of giving general study plans. This saves time and improves learning faster.

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4. Accuracy Analysis

This section shows how correct the learner’s answers are in each topic. It’s not about speed, but about correctness.

Example:

• Linear Inequality: 30% accuracy → needs help

• Circles: 80% accuracy → doing well

Why it matters: This helps you spot topics where the learner knows the concept but is making silly mistakes or guessing. You can focus on concept clarity or careful practice.

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6. Structured Tests Analysis

This is a bar graph showing the learner’s performance in full-length and sectional tests. Each test is listed with a score.

Why it matters: This gives you insight into:

• Are they improving from one test to the next?

• Are sectional tests doing better than full-length ones?

• Is there inconsistency that needs to be addressed?

This helps track progress over time.

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7. Test Results Table

This is a detailed breakdown of every test they’ve taken, including:

• Topic played

• Date

• Mastery level (Novice, Intermediate, etc.)

• Win/Loss

• View analytics

You can also filter by:

• Subject (Math, Reading, Writing)

• Field (like Algebra)

• Date range

Why it matters: This lets you zoom in and see exactly where the student is doing well or struggling. You can click “View” for detailed analytics of each attempt.

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How You Can Use This Data (Real-Life Use Cases)

Goal	What to Look At	What to Do
Help a struggling student	Low mastery or accuracy in specific topics	Assign targeted practice from weak topics
Spot learning gaps early	Time Management + Accuracy	Notice where they take longer and still make mistakes
Motivate high performers	High test streak and scores	Give advanced challenges or more difficult tasks
Prepare for exams	Structured Tests + Mastery Score	Evaluate if they’re exam-ready, adjust schedule if needed
Parent-teacher meetings	Overall analytics per learner	Use this as a visual report card to show progress

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