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Analyzing Your Analytics - Steps
Analyzing Your Analytics - Steps

A more thorough look at the most popular and difficult Steps

Ania Kwak avatar
Written by Ania Kwak
Updated over a year ago

Curious to know how well your Steps are doing?

Head to /admin, then:

  • SELECT "ANALYTICS"

  • SELECT "Steps"

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This data will help you easily spot the toughest Steps of all, as well as some other great details to help you master this part of LemonadeLXP!

Steps Analytics

- Overview -

Steps Analytics Overview Numbers

What it shows:

  • total amount of Step completions, including repeats

  • average number of Steps each learner has played

  • average number of Steps learners will play each day

  • total amount of times a learner got a perfect Step score, including repeats

How to use it:

  • gauge if learners are playing enough Steps per day

  • consider whether Steps per learner is enough

  • compare completions with aced Steps (little to no difference = might be too easy; extremely high difference = might be too hard)

- Toughest Steps -

Step Stats Overview

What it shows:

  • Step title

  • number of times Step was played

  • total number of unique learners who've played it

  • average grade learners have earned (all the worst!)

How to use it:

  • find the hardest Steps of them all with a single glance

  • gain perspective on how hard the Steps seem to be

  • consider reworking listed Steps so they're less difficult

Step Stats Overview

What it shows:

  • Step title

  • number of times Step was played

  • total number of unique learners who've played it

  • average grade learners have earned

How to use it:

  • find the most popular Steps with a single glance

  • consider whether Step is popular because it's difficult or fun

  • compare with "Toughest Steps" data to be sure!

  • check out fun Steps to understand what makes learners tick!

Related Tags: Analytics Steps, Understanding Step Data

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