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- The quiz is over. Now see where the class actually stands
The quiz is over. Now see where the class actually stands
Every quiz in ClassTablet has an analytics page of its own. The top gives the number of attempts, the average score, the pass rate and the average time taken, a chart below shows how the scores were spread, and under that each attempt is listed by student name.
Analytics come with every plan. The pages below cover the two halves separately: the figures for the class as a whole, and the list of attempts by name.
Features in this area
- Not the average, the names behind it
Below the figures on the analytics page, each attempt has its own row: the student's name, when they finished and what percentage they scored.
- The numbers say whether the quiz was too hard
A quiz's analytics page gives four figures at once: how many attempted it, the average score, the pass rate and how long it took on average.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see which question people got wrong most?
Not yet. The analytics page covers the quiz as a whole and each student's result; it does not break the results down question by question.
Can I look while the quiz is still running?
Yes. Students still working show as in progress in the list, so you can tell during the quiz how many have finished.
What shows if nobody has attempted it?
An empty state rather than zeros in every box, so it is never mistaken for a class that all scored nothing.
See how it works for your institution
Book a demo and we will walk through it with examples from your own classes and students.