LEARNING ANALYTICS SOFTWARE

iorad includes detailed analytics that tracks learner engagement at the step level, showing exactly which learners complete, drop off, or struggle within every tutorial — not just whether they finished.

How iorad Tracks Training Beyond Course Completion

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Most LMS platforms tell you who opened a course and whether they finished it. That's not enough to know if learning happened or where the training broke down.

iorad captures step-level engagement from the learner side and output + impact data from the creator side — surfacing both in a filterable dashboard.

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iorad analytics dashboard showing an engagement line chart and completion breakdown

LEARNER ANALYTICS

iorad tracks every learner interaction at the step level — not just whether they finished, but where they stopped, how long they spent, and how they performed across every mode and language.

Step-Level Data Shows Exactly Where Every Learner Succeeds or Drops Off

iorad records engagement data at every step of every tutorial — not just a binary "completed / not completed" at the tutorial level. Teams see exactly where learners succeed, where they exit early, and where they repeat steps.

Step-level completion: know exactly which step learners reach before dropping off
Per-learner data: track individual engagement across all tutorials and learning modes
Average time spent: see how long learners spend on each tutorial — identifies confusion and inefficient processes without a survey
Mode-level tracking: completion + engagement tracked for Try, Watch, Quiz, Do, Scroll, and Slide mode
Quiz performance: per-question scores and pass rates for knowledge-check assessment
Total learners: know exactly how many unique learners have viewed your tutorial
Views & Completions: compare training session views with completions to determine drop-off rates

Analytics Dashboard, Library Search, and Translation Usage

The iorad Dashboard aggregates data into a filterable view and provides a wide variety of learner engagement metrics that your team can view in one place.

Filterable by tutorial, learner, team, or date: slice data to answer specific L&D or management questions
Library Search analytics: every search query entered in your tutorial library is tracked — see what learners look for, validate content coverage, and surface gaps not yet covered by any tutorial
Translation usage: tracks which translated tutorials are being accessed, by which audiences, and how many views each language version receives — validates multilingual training investment
SCORM completion data: pass completion and quiz scores to any SCORM-compatible LMS for compliance auditing and manager reporting

iorad learner analytics vs. standard LMS tracking:

Check out this comparison table to see the difference between the analytics iorad tracks vs standard LMS platform insights.

Metrics	iorad	Standard LMS
Tutorial completion (pass/fail)
Step-level drop-off
Average time spent
Mode-by-mode breakdown
Library search query tracking
Translation usage by language
Quiz speed & accuracy tracking

CREATOR ANALYTICS

iorad also surfaces a per-creator view so admins can see who's building content, how much, and whether it's actually being used.

Creator Output and Impact by Team Member

Admins can track a per-creator breakdown of tutorial output and reach across every team member.

Created tutorials: identify top contributors and see who is producing the most content as well as which creators' tutorials are getting the most use
Inactive creator tracking: track the last created date to identify team members who haven't built anything recently to prevent the risk of stale training if their content covers active workflows
Reach vs. output: a creator with high tutorial count but low views signals a content discoverability or relevance issue worth investigating
Last viewed: see the most recent date their tutorials were accessed by a learner

What insights does step-level tracking provide that standard LMS completion data doesn't?

LMS completion tells you whether a learner finished the course. Step-level data tells you where they stopped — exactly which action in the workflow they reached before exiting. That's the difference between knowing training was assigned and knowing where it broke down.

How does SCORM export work with iorad analytics?

SCORM export passes completion and quiz score data to any SCORM-compatible LMS for centralized reporting. Step-level detail is visible in the iorad Dashboard; the SCORM payload carries the completion status and quiz score your LMS expects for compliance reporting.

Training performance is a two-sided question: are learners engaging, and is the team producing content that gets used? iorad answers both: step-level data tracks exactly where learners succeed or drop off, while creator metrics show who's building, how much, and whether their content is reaching the intended audience. Identify which training content is working or needs to change before it becomes a performance problem.