Skills Activity Dashboard

The Skills Activity dashboard provides insight into how skills are being developed within your organization and answers the following questions:

• Which skills are being learned by your employees?

• Which employees are most engaged in learning specific skills?

• Which titles are most often being used to learn specific skills?

Access the Dashboard

To access this dashboard:

1. From the left navigation bar, select Analytics. Switch to the All dashboards tab.
2. Select Skills Activity.

About this Dashboard

Use the information from this dashboard to identify important skill-building trends, decide which content to promote to learners, and strategize with stakeholders and managers about skill gains, gaps and learning initiatives to undertake.

1. Filters

   You can filter data on this dashboard by date and audience.

   • Date Range: Filters the data by a specified range of dates that you select from the drop-down list.
   • Audience: The audience(s) in which users are a member. You can display the data for one audience by typing in the name, or choose All Audiences to show all data.
2. Top Skills Activity

   This section provides a visual representation of skills accessed for the filters chosen. The bigger the circle, the more attention it has received.

   There are three tabs: Skill Areas, Skill Subjects, Skill Channels. You can view data on each tab by:

   • number of unique learners
   • number of learning hours

   The different colored circles represent Skillsoft and custom-created skill areas, subjects, and channels.

   Note: For the best experience, use Firefox, Edge, or Chrome. The circles may not display properly if you are using Internet Explorer 11.
3. Table data

   The data in the table provides additional detail for the circles in the Top Skills Activity section. The table updates to correspond to the tab selected.

   • Unique Learners: The number of distinct learners who have accessed an item contained in this skill area, subject or channel.
   • Unique Titles: Number of unique titles accessed by learners for this skill area, subject, or channel. For example, if five learners accessed the same title, it receives a count of one.
   • Completions: The total number of items completed in this skill area, subject, or channel.
   • Learning Hours: The total number of hours learners spent accessing content in this skill area, subject or channel.
   • Average Learning Hours: The total number of hours and minutes learners spent accessing content in this skill area, subject or channel divided by the total number of learners.