Analytics
Visit the Analytics page to view your account statistics! You can see the number of users, padlets, posts and comments in your account. You can also see the number of padlets created each month for the past year. This is just the tip of the iceberg!
Teams: Owner and Admins
Classrooms: Owner and Teachers
Schools: Owner and Admins
Access the Analytics page
Log into your account and head to your Settings.
- Click your account name at the top-right corner of your dashboard > Settings.
Under your organization name, click Analytics.
From here, you can toggle between General, Padlets and Users to see specific statistics about each.
Viewing analytics
There are 3 different sections of your Analytics tab
- General
- Padlets
- Users
Toggle through each tab to get more insight on the statistics of your account!
General
To see an overview of the users in your account and their contribution numbers, click on the General tab at the top of the page. Not only can you see the total number of users - you can also see the number of active users within the account.
Padlets
The Padlets tab will show a bar graph with the number of padlets created, separated by month.
If you hover your mouse over one of the bars it will show you the month and year it corresponds to.
Save as .png file | Save as .csv / .xlsx / .json file(This example shows a .csv file). |
Users
The Users Analytics tab will give you the most information collectively in one space.
All information is broken down into the following categories:
- Identifying information (Name/Username and Email)
- Role (Owner, Admin, Teacher or Student)
- Dates (Signup Date and Last Activity Date)
- User's activity (Padlets, Posts, Comments and Reactions)
For example, if you want to group all Students together, click Role and your list will update with the different roles grouped together.
Exporting analytics
To export your account statistics -> hover over the analytics you'd like to save and you'll see a three-dot ellipsis button (...) appear in the upper-right corner. Click this button (...), click Download results and then select the format to save them in.
.csv (comma-separated values): A text file with information separated by commas. This is helpful so that you can exchange data between programs that are typically not compatible.
.xlsx (Excel file): A spreadsheet that can be used in Microsoft Excel.
.json file: A file that stores data in a way that allows developers to build software with that information.
.png file (Padlets tab only): A file format where you can export your stats as an image.
An example of an exported .csv file from your Users tab, shown below: