To view 'Effort' for your class please:
Go To Stats.
Select your class.
This will automatically take you to a page where you can view 'effort' metrics for your class.
Headline Figures (Stats Bolt-on)
If your school has the Stats bolt-on you will be greeted by 4 data boxes. These data boxes give you a quick overview of the following stats for the class:
Percentage of active users.
Average daily minutes played.
Average coins earned.
Average correct Answers.
You may have spotted a graph option below average daily minutes and average correct answers. This will give you a visual graph to show how these numbers changed over the given time period. Feel free to screenshot these graphs and use them for your reports.
Effort Table
On this page, you will also find an effort table covering the following metrics for each pupil:
Average Time Played (Stats bolt-on users only).
Coins earned.
The number of correct answers.
Can I select the timeframe data is accumulated?
Yes! If you have the Stats bolt-on, at the top of the page you will see a line of buttons that look something like this:
Simply select the button you wish to set the timeframe for.
Note: 7, 14, 30 and all time options do not include any gameplay from the day you are looking at the data. For example, clicking '7 days' shows the data collected from yesterday going back 7 days; '14 days' shows data from yesterday going back 14 days, and so on.
Can I see on which days a student has played?
Yes! If you have the Stats bolt-on click the calendar icon beside a student's name as shown below:
This will bring up a calendar showing how many minutes were played in each day:
Can I see the exact games played by an individual student?
Yes! If you have the Stats bolt-on click the calendar icon beside a student's name as shown below:
This will bring up a Game Log showing every game played by that student:
Important: Is the "Time Played" column blank? Don't worry, the time your student spent playing is still recorded and counts towards their total and average minutes played. On occasion, our system takes some time to update after a game has been played, or it may not be able to calculate the exact number of seconds. In this case a "-" will be shown instead of the number of seconds.