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Delivery reports
The report to open the morning after an assessment.
The item at the top of the difficulty table is your next lesson.
Picking a delivery
Deliveries lists them with mode, started and finished counts, average and due date, and Open report on each.
Deliveries are Quest Ladder activities, so with that surface filtered out the tab says so and offers to add it back or show Quest Ladder only, rather than showing an empty list.
The tiles
Started, Finished, Not started, Average and Median time, plus anonymous link plays where there are any.
Read Not started before the average. An average over half a class is a different number from an average over all of it, and the most common reason for a low finished count is that links did not reach people.
Median time, not mean. It is the right statistic here: one learner who left a tab open all night would drag a mean into nonsense, and the median simply ignores them.
Score distribution
Score distribution shows how many learners scored in each band. It is the panel that tells you what kind of assessment you actually set.
- A single cluster in the middle — the questions discriminated poorly. Everyone got the same amount right.
- Two clusters — something separated the class, and it is worth finding out what.
- Everything at the top — too easy to be informative, though not necessarily a bad thing.
- Everything at the bottom — usually one broken question rather than a broken class. Check the difficulty table before concluding anything.
Per-question difficulty
Per-question difficulty is ordered lowest accuracy first, and the page describes it exactly right: the item that broke is at the top. Columns are the item, the percentage correct and the attempts.
Beneath it, Common wrong answers counts what learners actually gave, as "14" — 9 times.
That pair is the most actionable thing the analytics produces. One wrong answer given by nine learners is a single misconception with a name, and it is worth a distractor, a tailored learning block and five minutes of a lesson.
Before anyone finishes
A report with no finished sessions says so rather than showing zeroes. That is expected on the day you publish, and worth checking against the delivery's own results table, which shows attempts in progress.