Understanding Result Reports

Beyond individual learner records, the Report feature (accessible via the Report tile) gives you a course-specific or quiz-specific view of results — useful when you want to evaluate the assessment itself, not just the people who took it.

How to access a Result Report:

1. Go to Management Layout > Report
2. Select the specific course or quiz you want to review
3. View a full breakdown of scores, pass/fail status, and attempt history across every learner who has taken it

What to look for in a Result Report:

• Consistently low scores on a specific question — often a sign the underlying content wasn't clear, rather than a learner knowledge gap
• High retake rates — may indicate the passing threshold is too strict, or the first-attempt experience needs improvement
• Wide score variance — could suggest inconsistent content delivery, especially in courses that have been updated multiple times

Using Result Reports to improve content: Result Reports aren't just a record-keeping tool — they're a feedback loop for your content itself. If a large percentage of learners are failing the same quiz question, that's a much stronger signal to revise the course material than to assume every learner who failed simply didn't study.

Best practices:

• Review Result Reports shortly after launching a new course or quiz, to catch content issues early before they affect a large learner base
• Compare results across different learner groups (e.g., departments) to identify whether a course needs to be tailored differently for different audiences
• Use Result Reports alongside the Failed status data from your dashboard's Program Performance Distribution for a complete picture of where assessments are creating friction

Treated correctly, Result Reports turn every quiz attempt into useful data — not just for grading learners, but for continuously improving the courses themselves.

FAQs:

What should I look for in a result report?

Consistently low scores on a question, which may signal unclear content.

Can result reports help improve courses?

Yes, they highlight where content or assessments need revision.