LMS Analyst 9.0

LMS Analyst by DUB, developed by the University of Washington, is a Learning Management System (LMS) tool designed to help analyze and interpret data related to student engagement and performance within online courses.

LMS Analyst integrates with the university's Learning Management System to collect data about student activities such as course access, module completion, discussion participation, and assessment performance. It then applies various algorithms and statistical models to analyze this data and generate actionable insights for instructors and administrators.

LMS Analyst provides instructors and administrators with valuable insights into student engagement, learning patterns, and performance within online courses. By identifying at-risk students, highlighting effective teaching practices, and generating visualizations of course data, it helps optimize course design and improve student learning outcomes.

LMS Analyst is primarily designed for instructors and administrators within the University of Washington. It is used to support online course management, student monitoring, and the overall enhancement of teaching and learning experiences.

Yes, LMS Analyst is accessible from mobile devices. It is responsive and can be accessed through web browsers on smartphones and tablets, making it convenient for instructors and administrators to monitor course data on the go.

No, the analytics provided by LMS Analyst are typically not real-time. The tool collects data from the Learning Management System periodically and processes it to generate insights. The frequency of data updates may vary depending on the specific configuration and implementation of LMS Analyst.

Yes, LMS Analyst employs data analysis techniques to identify students who may be at-risk or struggling within a course. By analyzing factors such as engagement behavior, assessment performance, and completion patterns, it can flag students who may require additional support or intervention.

LMS Analyst offers various visualizations to represent course data and patterns. These may include charts showing student activity trends, comparison of engagement across different modules or courses, performance distribution graphs, and more. The exact visualizations available may depend on the specific features and configuration of LMS Analyst.

Access to LMS Analyst is typically provided to instructors and administrators by the University of Washington. If you are a member of the university community, you may need to reach out to the appropriate department or IT support for information on how to access and utilize the tool.

The University of Washington provides support resources such as documentation, training materials, and helpdesk assistance for using LMS Analyst. Depending on your role and access level, you may also have access to specific user guides or training sessions tailored to your needs.