Learning progress on the training home page

Introduction

When engaging with a course or training plan, enrolled users can see their progress in the Learning Progress section of the training home page. 

In this article, we explain how the progress in a course or training plan is calculated on the training home page.

 

Learning Progress for courses

In the Learning Progress section of a course home page, learners can track their progress in the course, the number of learning items they've completed compared with the total number of learning items in the course, their enrollment date, and the course completion date.

The Learning Progress calculation on the course home page:

 

Includes Excludes
    • quizzes

    • content packages

    • learning modules

    • assessments
    • attendance (for Instructor-Led Training only)

    • assignments

 

The Learning Progress calculation doesn't take into account whether learning items included in the calculation are set as required to complete the course. As a result, the learner's course progress calculation on the course home page differs from the progress that course and catalog admins can track in the LMS365 Admin Center. Attendance (for instructor-led training only) and Assignments are included in the course progress calculation that can be tracked by course and catalog admins in the LMS365 Admin Center, from the course progress panel and the learner's progress panel.

 

Learning Progress calculation formula:

Add together the progress percentage of each learning item and divide it by the number of learning items in the Content section of the course (assignments and attendance aren't included).

Learning Progress shows how many of the items are completed out of the total number of items in the course (assignments and attendance aren't included). 

The progress percentage of each learning is displayed near each learning item in the Content section. The possible values are 0% and 100%.


EXAMPLE

The learner is enrolled in an instructor-led training course which consists of nine learning items and attendance registration. Required are 4 learning items and attendance registration.

The learner has completed 3 learning items: an assessment (100% progress), a learning item (100% progress) and another assessment (100% progress). Other learning items aren't completed and their progress is 0%.

The course home page shows that the learner has completed the assessments and the learning item, and that they've started other learning items yet. The overall Learning Progress is calculated by adding together the progress percentage of each learning item and dividing this by the number of learning items in the course (excluding assignments and attendance). Learning progress also shows how many learning items are completed out of the total number of learning items in the course (assignments and attendance aren't included).

In our example, the calculation is: (0 + 0 + 100 + 100 + 100 + 0 + 0 +0 + 0) / 9 = 33.3%. The number of passed items is 3 out of 9.

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At the same time, course and catalog admins see a different course progress calculation for the learner in the LMS365 Admin Center. In the course progress panel, only learning items that are set as required for course completion are counted. In the following image, there are four learning items and attendance marked as required for course completion and these are marked with star icons. The calculation here is for required items only: (100 + 100 + 0 + 0 + 0) / 5 = 40%.

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Later on, the learner completes one more learning item and the progress for it is displayed 100% on the course home page. Also, the learner has attendance registered for one course session.

On the course home page, the Learning Progress becomes: (0 + 0 + 100 + 100 + 100 + 100 + 0 +0 + 0) / 9 = 44.4%. The number of passed items is 4 out of 9 and this has increased because of the completed learning item. Session attendance isn't included in the calculation for Learning Progress on the training home page.

 

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At the same time, in the course progress panel in the LMS365 Admin Center course and catalog admins for the same items completed in the course will see the following progress calculation for the learner: (0 + 0 + 100 + 100 + 100 + 100 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 100) / 10 = 60%.

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When learners complete all learning items set as required for course completion, the Completed status is displayed in the Learning Progress section of the course home page, as well as the enrollment and course completion dates.

 

NOTE   

When a user is enrolled in an instructor-led course of the single- or multiple- enrollment type where attendance is set as required for course completion, and the Allow enrollment without session registration option is enabled, when the learner isn't registered for a standalone session or session group but has completed all the required learning items, their Learning Progress will reflect 100% of the completed learning items but the course still isn't completed. This means the learner still needs to register for the required number of standalone sessions or session groups and visit them all in order to complete the course.

 

Learning Progress for training plans

In the Learning Progress section of the training plan home page, learners can track their progress on the training plan, the number of courses they've completed compared with the total number of courses in the training plan, their enrollment date, completion status, and the training plan completion date.

The Learning Progress calculation doesn't take into account whether courses are set as required to complete the training plan. 

As a result, the calculation for the learner's training plan progress is different from the calculation that course and catalog admins can track in the LMS365 Admin Center from the Training Plan Progress dashboard and report and the Learner's Progress panel.

 

Learning Progress calculation formula:

Add together the progress percentage of each of the courses and divide it by the number of courses in the training plan in the Training Plan Courses section.

The course progress percentage is displayed near each course in the Training Plan Courses section. The possible values are 0%, 50%, and 100%.

 

EXAMPLE

The learner is enrolled in a training plan, which consists of four courses:

  • The first course is started but not completed yet (50% progress).
  • The second course is completed (100% progress).
  • The third course isn't started (0% progress).
  • The fourth course is locked (0% progress).

The overall Learning Progress is calculated by adding together the progress percentage of each of the courses and dividing by the number of courses in the training plan. For the example in the following image, the calculation is: (50 + 100 + 0 + 0) / 4 = 37.5%. The number of courses completed is 1 out of 4.

 

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At the same time, course and catalog admins see a different progress calculation in the training plan progress panel in the LMS365 Admin Center. Here, it counts courses that are set as required for training plan completion. In the following image, the calculation would be: (50 + 100 + 0) / 3 = 33.3%.

 

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Later, the learner completes the one of the required courses and the progress for it is 100%. On the training plan home page, the Learning Progress in the following image is calculated as: (50 +100 + 100 +0) / 4 = 62.5%. The number of passed items increases to 2 out of 4 because of the completed course.

 

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At the same time, course and catalog admins see a different progress calculation in the training plan progress panel in the LMS365 Admin Center. Here, it counts courses that are set as required for training plan completion. In the following image, the calculation would be: (100 + 100 + 0) / 3 = 66.7%.

 

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When learners complete all of the courses required for the training plan completion, the Completed status is displayed in the Learning Progress section of the training plan home page, as well as the enrollment and completion dates.

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