Colibri Report

In the Colibri report, you can export participant responses based on selected data points. You can choose between:

Report
What you get
Use when

Full Colibri

The full exercise data

You want a general overview of the exercise results

Track

Data from a specific checkpoint

You want to look specifically at one data point (e.g. a particularly important/difficult question)

Compare

Compare answers between two moments

You want to check for any correlation between two different data points (e.g. if participants selected their region, how might that effect how they answer x?)

How to

To export a Colibri report after running a self-paced exercise, navigate to the Facilitator Dashboard and open the Review tab:

You'll then be met with this window, which allows you to select which kind of Colibri report you would like to download:

Full Colibri report

Download the full Colibri report when you're looking for a general overview of the exercise. Here's an example of what a full Colibri report looks like:

The generated spreadsheet gives you an easy-to-digest view of the exercise results, including:

  • Participant details (this by default is their email address)

  • Data points (questions)

  • Participant answers

  • Whether participants passed or not

  • Participants' total scores

Track report

Download the track report when you want to compare participant answers for only one data point. After selecting track report, you can then choose the desired data point from a drop-down list:

The generated spreadsheet gives you a quick view of the results from the specific question, including:

  • Participant details

  • Chosen data point

  • Participant answers

Compare report

Download the compare report when you want to compare two data points in a single report. After selecting compare report, you can then choose the desired data points from two drop-down lists:

The generated spreadsheet gives you a split view of two different data points for comparison purposes, including only:

  • Participant details

  • Two data points of your choice

  • Participant answers

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