LMS 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 offers a visual summary of key performance metrics for each course, including:

  • Total number of learners assigned
  • Total course accesses
  • Total training time logged
  • Number of completions and course starts
  • Learner engagement rates

Use this section to quickly understand how your course is performing at a high level.

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Course Content Analytics

Drill into each element of your course to understand how learners interact with individual content blocks. Track:

  • Number of accesses per element
  • Completion rates
  • Time spent in each section
  • Points earned (if applicable)

This section helps you identify which parts of your course are working well and which may need refinement.

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Test & Survey Performance

Get detailed insights from built-in quizzes and surveys. JumpLMS shows:

  • What percentage of learners answered each question correctly
  • The percentage breakdown of learners choosing each response
  • Question-level analysis to highlight knowledge gaps

This depth of data helps you validate learning outcomes and improve assessment design.

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Learner-Level Reporting

In the Learners section, view a searchable, filterable table of all learner progress data within the course. You can:

  • Search by name, group, or status
  • Export results to Excel or CSV

View per-learner details including:

  • Total training time
  • Element completion status
  • Test and survey performance
  • Timeline of course interactions

Perfect for performance reviews, audits, or personalised feedback.

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Course Timeline

Every learner action is tracked in the Course Timeline. This real-time log shows:

  • When learners accessed specific content
  • When they started or completed the course
  • How frequently they engaged with each part of the course

Filter by learner, activity type, or date range to uncover behavioural patterns and engagement trends.