Overview
The Course Report in the Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting plugin gives you a high-level overview of how many users and LearnDash courses there are on your WordPress site, course completion and Tin Can activities in the last month, and top three courses that have the most and least completions (use the drop-down menu to toggle between most and least completed courses)*. The same overview data are also available in your WordPress Dashboard.
* Group Leaders will see consolidated course data of their assigned groups. If a Group Leader is assigned to multiple groups, they will see all data together in the Course Report.
Notice in the Recent Activities chart there are two Y-axes. The left Y-axis indicates number of course completions, and the right Y-axis indicates number of Tin Can activities.
Course Table
Below the overview charts on the course report, you’ll see a list of all the LearnDash courses, their enrollment data and status of progress and completion. You can sort data by any column heading or use the Search field to find a particular course.
Please remember that this shows LearnDash data only. The % complete is based on the number of LearnDash lessons and topics completed, not progress in uploaded modules. Similarly, the Quiz Score considers LearnDash quizzes only. The Tin Can and xAPI Quiz reports show data for uploaded modules.
Note when a user is deleted from WordPress, LearnDash deletes all their user information but not their course access which is stored at the course level. This may cause inconsistency in the enrollment count.
Drill-Down Course Report
Clicking on a course (or any value in the same row) on the list will give you a more detailed account of the course, including the overall performance data and a list of enrolled users.
Note that % complete is based on LearnDash lesson completions.
Please Note: This report is for LearnDash data and progress completion across lessons and topics in LearnDash courses. Data for SCORM/xAPI modules is included in the Tin Can report. The time columns in the report are only visible when the optional Simple Course Timer module in Toolkit Pro is enabled.
What’s the difference between time to completion and time spent
Hi Jordi, we’re happy to better define the 2 time values.
Time for completion: Records the exact time it took to complete the course, as measured by the Simple Course Timer module. It’s blank until the user completes the course, then the timestamp is recorded and cannot change. In other words, even if the user goes back into a course after completion, that extra time doesn’t increment the completion time.
Time spent (Course Cumulative Time in the Timer module) shows how much time a user has spent in the course. Completion is irrelevant, it’s just the total time a user has spent in a course before and after completion.