Course Completion Tracking:

Virtual learning platforms can track whether learners are finishing modules, assessments, projects, specific tasks, assignments, within the course. This enables instructors to measure candidate’s progress against the course timeline and learning goals.

Assessment Scores:

The LMS can instantly grade online tests and assignments, recording individual scores. This provides a quantitative measure of learner understanding and assists in identifying aspects where students may be struggling. The reports are organized individually for each person.

Time Tracking:

Online learning platforms provide feature tools that monitor the amount of time students spend on each activity. This data is vital for measuring student engagement, helping to figure out whether learners are allocating enough time to the learning material or if they are falling behind.

Tracking Interactions:

Several online learning platforms document aspects such as, discussion posts, and peer responses. Active participation in these tasks helps students to reflect on their performance, which provides facilitators with clear information on whether learners are able to understand the course materials. 

Progress Monitoring and Reports:

Learning management systems develop scrutinized reports that emphasize student growth, academic performance, and aspects requiring attention. Facilitators can use this information to intervene if necessary, offering additional support or resources to ensure success.

The combination of these techniques, a LMS can provide a clear and overall picture of a learner’s performance, ensuring prompt interventions and enhancing the entire learning experience.