How Do I Read Test Analytics?

Opening it

In the test list, find your test and click the analytics icon on its row, labeled View Analytics. The page covers that single test only and fills in as submissions land.

Summary cards

Four cards give the headline numbers:

• Avg. Score: the mean score across all submissions, as a percentage.
• Pass Rate: the share of submissions at or above the pass mark.
• Sessions: how many people have taken the test so far.
• Avg. Time: the mean time spent across sessions, in minutes.

Grade Distribution

A half-donut chart shows how submissions fall across A, B, C, D, and F. It updates automatically, so you can see at a glance whether the difficulty was right for the group.

Violations

The Violations card lists every tracked behavior, Tab switched, Left window, Exited fullscreen, and Copied content, with a count for the whole test. If nothing was recorded, it shows a "No violations" empty state. For what triggers each event and how limits act, read Monitoring Rules and Violations.

Leaderboard

The Leaderboard lists every participant who has submitted, showing their avatar and name, their score as a percentage, the time they took, and their violation count. It can be searched by name, and before anyone submits it reads "No submissions yet."

Exporting

The Export CSV button in the header downloads everything on the page, the summary metrics, grade counts, violations by type, and the leaderboard, as a comma-separated file named after the test (such as physics_midterm_analytics.csv). The numbers match what you see on screen, ready for a spreadsheet or your records.