New Analytics
New Analytics provides interactive graphs and tables that allow instructors and students to track data related to course grades, activity, and communication. Instructors can track student grades, submission status, weekly course activity, individual student participation, and online attendance. Instructors can also use New Analytics to message students based on their submission status or grade.
Data displays in interactive chart graphs or tables. You can also download the data.
Data is refreshed for published courses in the New Analytics dashboard every 24 hours. Report data may be delayed by 24 hours; however, Course Activity Report data may be delayed by 40 hours. Only active and completed student enrollments are included in data for New Analytics. Deleted or inactive user enrollments do not generate data.
Notes:
Currently, New Analytics is managed at the account and course levels through the New Course and User Analytics feature option. New Analytics will replace the current analytics feature at the course and user levels in a future release.
In order for New Analytics to display in Canvas, you may need to enable third-party cookies in your browser settings.
New Analytics data does not display for unpublished courses.
Users can view New Analytics only if their course role permission includes Analytics - view pages.
Because mobile page view data is based on device settings and network connection, it may vary from the time the page views actually occurred. Page view data should not be used to assess academic integrity.
Unposted assignments are not included in New Analytics course grade tab.
New Analytics Access
To access New Analytics from Course Navigation, click the New Analytics link [1].
You can also access New Analytics from the New Analytics button in the Course Home Page [2].
Note: If you do not see New Analytics in Course Navigation, an instructor may need to enable New Analytics in your Course Navigation.
When would I use New Analytics as an instructor?
You can use New Analytics to track course grades for student submissions, course activity, individual student data, communication data, submission status data, and online attendance.
As an instructor, you can perform various activities using the following tabs in New Analytics:
Course Grade [1]: View average course grade analytics as an interactive chart graph or a data table. You can also compare the course average with an individual assignment, course section, or student filter using the chart graph comparison or data table comparison.
Weekly Online Activity [2]: Access page view and participation data as an interactive chart graph or a data table. You can also compare the course average weekly online participation analytics with an individual student or section using the chart graph comparison or data table comparison.
Students [3]: View grade and participation analytics for individual students. You can also view message communication data between you and individual students.
Reports [4]: Run and download reports on missing, late, or excused assignments. The Class Roster report provides a list of enrolled students along with their contact information. The Course Activity report provides a list of daily user interactions in course resources.
Online Attendance [5]: Discover whether students have met online attendance criteria that has been selected by an admin. Admins must enable and configure this report.
You can also use New Analytics to communicate with students based on the analytics [6]. You can:
Send a message to all students based on specific course grade or participation criteria.
Send a message to an individual student based on specific course grade or participation criteria.
Notes:
Data is for viewing only and cannot directly be changed.
Page views and participation metrics include an aggregate across all devices, including Canvas mobile apps.