Learn about Classroom analytics as an education leader or staff

1. From the Classroom analytics page, at the top right, select the date range drop-down.
2. Select the time range you want to get data for.

1. From the “Classroom analytics” page, beside the search bar, click All classes.
2. Under “Class name contains,” enter the class name or keyword you want to filter by.
3. Click Apply.

1. From the Classroom analytics page, at the top left, use the search bar.
2. To view their user page, click the name of a student or teacher. This displays all their classes.
3. To view the analytics page of a class, click Analytics .
4. If the user is a teacher:
   1. To view the class Stream page, click Visit class .
   2. Select the reasons for your visit.
   3. Click Visit class.
5. If the user is a student:
   • To view the student’s assignments page, click View assignments .
   • To view the student’s classroom activity page for all their classes, at the top right, click Student analytics .

1. Select a student’s name to view the student’s page. This shows you the Classroom activity data for that student across all their classes.
2. Select the class name of the class page you want to view. The class page shows you the Classroom activity data for all students in that class.
3. Organizational units are set by your domain administrator and allow you to compare data across different parts of your organization, such as schools and grades. Select an organizational unit to view only data for that organizational unit. Learn more about organizational units.

The "Assignment completion" section shows the percentage of all turned in Classroom assignments due during your selected time period. Not all Classroom assignments are intended to receive submissions in Classroom, so this figure doesn't include assignments with zero submissions.

To show assignment completion by different dimensions, at the bottom of the graph, select the tab you want to view:

• Class: Find assignment completion based on Class averages. Select a class name to get the top level metrics of that class and data on all students in that class.
• Student: Find assignment completion by individual student. Select the name of the student to show the student profile, including data across all their classes.
• Organizational unit: Find assignment completion based on organizational units, if available. Only administrators can create these groups. Learn more about organizational units.

The "Average grade" section shows an average of all graded Classroom assignments due in the time period that you select. For classes that use grading scales, the calculation is based on the maximum percentage range.

To show average grade by different dimensions, select the tab you want at the bottom of the graph:

• Class: Find average grade for all assignments. Select a class name to get the top level metrics of that class and data on all students in that class.
• Student: Find average grades by individual students. Select the name of the student to show the student profile, including data across all their classes.
• Organizational unit: Find average grades based on organizational units, if available. Only administrators can create these groups. Learn more about organizational units.

Important: Grades shown in Classroom analytics don’t include Grades stored outside of Classroom, such as an SIS.

The "Active students %" section shows the percentage of all students in Classroom classes who interact with Classroom during the time period you select. Some examples of interactions include page views, assignment submissions, comments, and posts.

This data only reflects activity within Google Classroom and is not representative of student performance. It is one signal among many indicators that can inform how you manage resources and provide guidance to support students and teachers.

To show active students by different dimensions, select the tab you want at the bottom of the graph:

• Class: Find what percentage of students were active in a class. Select a class name to get the top level metrics of that class and data on all students in that class.
• Organizational unit: Find what percentage of students were active within organizational units, if available. Only administrators can create these groups. Learn more about organizational units.

1. On your computer, go to Google Classroom.
2. On the left side of the homepage, click Find a class .
3. In the search field that appears, enter the name of a teacher or student.
4. In the search results that appear, select a teacher or student.
5. If you have permission, you'll get a list of the teacher’s or student’s classes.
6. Click the Analytics button for any class and it'll take you to the Class Analytics page.