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Can I use Educake to analyse data?
Can I use Educake to analyse data?

Previews of Educake's reports and tools for tracking progress, using compare classes and student league tables

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Written by Anna Wallis
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Yes, Educake offers several options for analysing your students' activity and progress. This article will show you how to use several tools. You can read about how one school uses them here
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Analyse Results: explore insights across groups or curriculum areas

Educake's new Analyse Results page is our most comprehensive analysis tool. It lets you explore your students' results at any level. Compare year groups, compare classes, look up individual students, identify areas for staff or student support - the possibilities are endless with the Analyse Results page.

For any student or group of students you can see:

  • performance in any topic area or subject

  • how that compares to the national average

  • scores that are higher or lower than expected

  • how many questions answered

  • how much independent revision done

  • a printable report

A table with Biology topics across the top and year 11 students down the left side. Part of the screenshot shows a red-amber-green colour coded data of student scores. Part of the screenshot shows a different symbol for each score: an arrow up, and arrow down, or a dot. Part of the screen shot shows a heatmap of questions answered.

There's more information on the Analyse Results page here:


Markbook: track homework completion

The Markbook lists all the Educake quizzes that have been set for a class. You can see each student's score and whether they completed it, along with a summary of their overall homework completion and lateness.

A grid showing students down the side, and quiz names across the top. Each quiz score is colour-coded on a red-amber-green score.


Student League Tables: compare student engagement

The Student League Tables are a quick way to rank students by number of questions answered, percent correct or number of questions students have set themselves. Here's what the student league table looks like:


You can filter this by year or by date, and you can download the data as a spreadsheet.

 


Are you looking for something you didn't find here? Send us an email at support@educake.co.uk. We always appreciate feedback and suggestions.

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