
Importing all the data contained within the IIS logs the IIS data mart allows for a wide variety of reports and analytical reports that study your web usage.
Drawing data from the IIS logs, the IIS data mart can report on any aspect contained within. Examples of existing reports include traffic and bandwidth analysis, software and browser usage statistics, geo-location and ISP tracking.
The type of reports that can be generated by the IIS data mart can be grouped by the following three categories:
Each category provides insight into the user base of the system and allows your institution to gain better insight into your own internal client base.
The enrolments data mart provides a view of user enrolments and withdrawals across one or more organizations.
The enrollments data mart is capable of reporting on student enrollments in varying formats to allow schools to examine enrollment trends. Reports show enrollments over time, enrolments by organization, most popular courses, and tables where each org unit is listed together with enrolment statistics.
Enrolment reports are incredibly valuable. For institutions that have a long history with Desire2Learn, the ability to see enrollment trends over a number of years could provide value for the planning of financial budgets and other fiscal matters.
Similarly an analysis of which courses have the highest enrollment figures may facilitate the planning for courses with above average student interest by ensuring there are adequate resources. Or, alternatively, an analysis of which courses have the most withdrawals could shed light into a faulty course curriculum, substandard curriculum material, etc.
The user access data mart allows measuring the number of user logins / distinct sessions over a period of time. This is a very simple way of looking at student patterns of accessing the system.
The User Access data mart presents a fairly simple data mart consisting of date, user and org dimensions. Reports can show monthly, weekly and daily logins / distinct sessions with the ability to filter by org.
The tracking of your user sessions and session specific data opens a wealth of analytical possibilities. Understanding the dynamics of a user session (or groups of sessions) opens the door to further analysis of on-line behavior and how it relates to measured results.
By tying in the analysis of the on-line behaviors which lead to overall success, your institution can establish policies of best practices and guides that will help staff and students alike achieve their full potential.
The module access data mart makes use of both the IIS web log and application specific statistics to analyze how your users are accessing course modules and topics.
Providing multiple different aggregation options, the module access data mart can present different views and insights into how users are accessing specific course content. Presenting data at an organization layer provides insight into how effectively course content is being used.
Module access reports provide a bird's eye view of how users interact with Learning Environment. Examining which modules are the most popular with which are least popular can help shape the direction with which content is developed.
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