Good moments to use it
Where class analytics earns its place
- Keep a personal log of which starters actually worked
- Compare rough engagement ratings across routines you tried
- Show a simple activity record in a department meeting
Class Analytics
Log classroom activities yourself and track minutes plus a simple engagement rating. Private browser-based reflection — not automatic student tracking.
Ready to use
Free classroom toolWhy use it?
The classroom problem it solves
Teachers rarely get clean data on which routines waste time. This tool lets you manually log what you ran, how long it took and how engaged the class felt. Data stays in localStorage on your device. It does not scrape student phones or generate heatmaps from live tool use.
Teacher tip
A small choice that improves it
Treat the scores as professional judgement notes, not scientific measurement. The value is pattern-spotting across your own practice.
In the classroom
Put it into a lesson
A simple routine for making the tool useful rather than distracting.
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Example
One way to use it
Example: after a week of different retrieval starters, log each one with minutes and a 1–5 engagement score, then look at which formats earned the highest ratings for the least time.
Help
Class Analytics FAQ
Practical answers about setup, classroom use and what pupils need to do.
Does it track individual students?
No. You enter activity names and ratings yourself. No pupil identities are collected.
Where is the data stored?
Only in your browser’s local storage on that device. Clearing site data removes the log.
Can I export the data?
You can copy or screenshot the summary from your browser. There is no automatic cloud export.
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