The reporting feature in Connect enables you to quickly
and easily obtain a wide variety of useful data about your Connect
installation.
The wizard-based
interface lets you select a general type of report, and then make
choices to specify exactly the information that you need. For example, suppose
you choose to create a course report. After selecting a course,
you view current enrollment details or view the entire enrollment
history for the course. Another example is when you create a meeting
report, you view a summary of activity for one room over time. Alternatively,
you view details about one specific meeting session.
Information provided in system usage reports help you fine-tune
your Connect installation and costs. For example, you can obtain
facts about system activity for a particular cost center.
Important general information about reports:
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If you have direct reports, click Manager Reports to
see data about trainings completed, meetings attended, and events
attended for each direct report. Click the name of a direct report
to list their direct reports.
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Groups cannot be used as a sort option. The groups column
contains multiple values if a user is a member of multiple groups.
When a user belongs to more than one group and you sort by group,
sorting only uses the first group in the list. For information aggregated
by group, use the Group report option where available, for example,
in the Learner and User reports.
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The default sort order for all reports that contain user
names is by last name.
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Sort column information in ascending or descending order
by clicking the column headers (except the group column header).
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Add or remove column headers dynamically by selecting or
deselecting “Select fields” in the Report wizard.
Note:
If you upgraded from Adobe Connect Enterprise Server 6 to
Adobe Connect Server 7, legacy training materials migrated to the
new server. However, the Adobe Connect Server 7 Reports wizard supports
new data fields that are not reported for legacy training materials.
The new data fields appear blank. Also, the definitions of some
fields in the new reports may be slightly different from the fields
offered in the old reports. For example, in the new reports the
field “enrolled” includes all enrolled users, but in the old reports
it only included active enrolled users. For details about report
fields, see individual report descriptions in this document.
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