I loved the pie chart where I could click and see the bar graphs because I could see immediately whether it looked like a student was struggling with an accuracy issue, an issue of shallow understanding, or if the student was banging their head against the wall instead of looking at hints and videos. Is there somewhere I can find the same information?
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Hi Lane,
Over the summer, Khan Academy completed an overhaul on how we measure learning time throughout the site. This was a large, multi-team effort which resulted in a powerful update to our reporting accuracy, consistency, and it better sets our platform up for long-term sustainability.
However, because this time measurement was used in all of our reporting, it meant that we had to rebuild all our reports from the ground up. While this has resulted in some new functionality that we’re excited about, it also means that we were not able to maintain all of our previous reports.
You can visit this link to find more information on this update as well as how and where to find the old report information.
As this is a brand new feature, our team is looking for any and all feedback on what works, but more importantly what does not work for our teachers. If the pie chart is something that you feel makes your time on Khan Academy more productive and efficient, I would highly encourage you to fill out this form that our product team has created in order to gather feedback about the new update.
I apologize that I could not be more help, but please do let me know if you have any other questions.
Best,
Eva
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