Course Reports – Monitor Learner Progress and Content Engagement

JumpLMS Course Reports give you full access to the data behind your training programmes, helping you track progress, assess effectiveness, and make data-driven improvements.

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Course Overview

The Course Overview dashboard gives you a clear visual snapshot of how each course is performing. Track assigned learners, course accesses, total training time, starts, completions, and engagement levels in one easy-to-read view.

Use it to quickly measure course activity, spot trends, and understand whether your training is being completed and engaged with.

Course Content Analytics

Course Ccntent analytics shows how learners interact with each individual part of your course. Track accesses, completion rates, time spent, and points earned for every content element.

Use these insights to identify your strongest content, spot where learners drop off, and refine sections that may need improvement.

Test & Survey Performance

Test and survey reports give you detailed insight into how learners respond to quizzes, assessments, and surveys. See question-level results, correct answer percentages, and response breakdowns in one clear view.

Use this data to spot knowledge gaps, validate learning outcomes, and improve your tests, surveys, and course content.

Learner-Level Reporting

Learner-Level Reporting gives you a searchable, filterable view of every learner’s progress within a course. Search by name, group, or status, then export the data to Excel or CSV whenever you need it.

View training time, content completion, test and survey performance, and each learner’s course timeline in one place.

Course Timeline

The Course Timeline gives you a real-time record of learner activity within each course. See when learners access content, start or complete the course, and how often they engage with specific course elements.

Filter by learner, activity type, or date range to quickly identify engagement patterns, review training behaviour, and spot where learners may need extra support.