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Analytics

Analytics

It is possible to look at analysis on your lists by clicking on the barchart icon at the top of the list.

When you click on the View lists analysis icon you can see how the citations on your lists compare in terms of the following metrics:

  • Student Full Text Views - how many times students have opened links to electronic resources on your list. Note that multiple clicks by the same student will be counted.
  • Students that Commented - how many student discussions have been added to the item.
  • Student "Likes"- how many times the item has been "liked" by students.

Under the Weekly Active Students tab you can view a bar chart of the weeks when students have been using the citation.

Student Interaction

Leganto provides functionality for students to engage with their lecturers and interact with their lists.

Student Discussion

Users can leave comments on your lists by using the Student Discussion link on the right-hand side of the reading list. They can also leave comments on individual items by using the Student Discussion link on the right-hand side of the item details screen. To view this function:

  • Click on the ellipses for the reading list and select Configure list discussions, this allows you to turn student discussion on or off.

You will receive notification of new comments in the Notifications menu on the left-hand side and can view discussions on the right-hand menu. You can delete comments by clicking the trash icon.

You can view the number of comments received on each item through View lists analysis (see above).

Mark as Done

The tick icon next to each item title allows users to keep track of what they have read on your list.

You can view the number of students who have marked each item as done through View lists analysis (see above).

Student "Likes"

Users can "like" items in the right-hand pane on the citation details page.

You can view the number of students who have liked each item through View lists analysis (see above).