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Analyze User Activity and Performance Data

Use Your BenchPrep Learning Data to Discover User Activity and Learner Performance Data

BenchPrep's Data Suite provides access to learning data through Snowflake, helping you understand how users interact with your programs and content. This data can help you identify which content learners find useful and which areas may benefit from revision or improvement. The following are examples of data available to support your understanding of learner engagement, performance, and content quality, along with suggested uses.

Learner Confidence Levels (Exams and Practice Questions, Lessons, and Flashcards)

  • See what content your learners understand best and what they struggle with
  • Compare difficulty levels with confidence levels to gain a picture of learner understanding
  • Understand the relationship between users' confidence levels on practice questions and outcomes on exams

 

User Activity

  • Understand what users engage with both within and across courses in your program

 

New User Growth Over Time

  • Track what your learners engage with the most across content types and across different courses
  • Identify course enrollment and engagement trends

 

User Performance Data (Segmented by Modality, Learning Session Length, and Frequency)

  • Understand how learners perform on different exams and questions
  • See how time spent in a course relates to performance
  • See how learners are spending their time in a course or across your program
  • Gain insight into what content types learners interact with the most and the least
  • Identify what content enhances learner performance on assessments

 

Using the learning data available through Snowflake, you can gain valuable insights into how learners engage with your programs and content, identify trends in user activity and performance, and better understand which resources and content types support learner success.

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