Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of BoltTutorialAnalytics

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Oct 17, 2008, 8:18:35 PM (16 years ago)

Author:

davea

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 = Bolt Tutorial, Part III: Analytics =
 
-== Micro-experiments ==
+== Experiments ==
 
 Suppose you have two alternative lessons for a given concept.
 Which is better?
 Or is each better for an identifiable subset of students?
-To investigate, create a '''micro-experiment'''
+To investigate, create an '''experiment'''
 in which students are randomly shown one lesson or the other,
 and then perform the same exercise.
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 == Lesson comparison ==
 
-After a number of students have passed through the micro-experiment,
+After a number of students have passed through the experiment,
 you may have enough data to conclude something about your lessons.
-To see how this works, go to the course Control Panel and click Lesson Compare.
+To see how this works, go to the course Control Panel and click Experiments.
 
 You will be asked to choose a '''select''' unit and an '''exercise_set''' unit
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 broken down by age.
 
-== Course maps ==
+== Traffic maps ==
 
-Bolt provides another analytic tool called "course maps".
-Course maps give you a high-level view of the flow of students
+Bolt provides another analytic tool called "traffic maps".
+Traffic maps give you a high-level view of the flow of students
 through your course.
 You can see whether they're spending lots of time,
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 For exercises and exercise sets, the map shows the average score.
 
-As with Lesson Compare, you can break down or filter the results
+As with the experiment analyzer, you can break down or filter the results
 according to any student attribute.