Ednice product — Analytics

See who is moving forward and who is stuck

Revenue, progress, retention and struggling students — for the school, each course and every student. And a live picture every 5 seconds while on air.

12 studentsneed attention
Average progress63% across the school
Course level

Course analytics

Eight metrics with trends versus the previous period, a funnel from access to assignments, and the spots where students stumble.

Course “Webinars without the pain”
96Students+6
68Active+12%
12Struggling−3
14Leaders+2
312Lessons completed+9%
148Assignments submitted+11%
8 460Points+14%
63%Average progress+3%
Course funnel
Got access96
Started learning81
Reached 50%54
Completed the course32
Submitted assignments28
Problem spots
Lesson 7. “Stream timing and plan”only 41% finish it
low completionmany questions
Lesson 11. “Selling in the chat”only 38% of assignments reviewed
low review rate
Student level

Every student at a glance

Lesson progress, assignments, points and an activity calendar — switch between students and watch the picture change.

all-time data
72% of the course done
Activity over 8 weeks
less more
18/25Lessons
9/11Assignments
240Points
6Streak, days
School level

The whole school on one screen

Revenue and payouts, orders and students, top courses and those needing attention. The platform fee is visible right away — no hidden lines.

School “Lucy's Academy”
$1,845Revenue this month+12%
$1,568To be paid out+9%
38Orders+4
240Students+9
Top courses by revenue
Needs attention
Python from scratch18 struggling · progress down 6%
Design starter7 students inactive for a week
On air

Plus live stream analytics

During a webinar you see online count, engagement and retention — the picture refreshes every 5 seconds.

LIVE
128online now
updates every 5 seconds
Attentive — 74% In the background — 19% Issues — 7%
Retention
5 min · 92% 15 min · 81% 60 min · 64%
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How it works

From event to decision

Analytics collects itself — you just look and help in time.

1

A student learns

Watches lessons, submits assignments, receives rewards.

2

Events are collected

Every view, submission and payment is recorded by the platform.

3

Metrics are computed

Progress, retention, revenue and trends — without your spreadsheets.

4

You see who fell behind

Struggling students and problem lessons are highlighted right away.

5

You help in time

Message the student or refresh the lesson — before they drop out.

Details

And a few more things

The things that keep the numbers honest.

Honest empty states

If there is no data yet, the block says exactly that — no zeros and dead charts.

Filters by course and period

Day, week, month, all time or a custom range — and separately for each course.

Funnel down to assignments

See where students stop: from access to submitted assignments.

Retention and streaks

Return rate, active days and learning streaks — for every student.

Problem lessons with reasons

Low completion, many questions, slow reviews — the reasons are right there.

Revenue and fee made clear

Revenue, payout amount and the platform fee — no hidden lines.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

From learning and payment events: lesson views, submitted assignments, points, orders and payments. Nothing to connect or configure — everything is computed automatically.

A lesson counts as completed when 90% of its materials are studied and all assignments are accepted. The average course progress follows the same honest rules.

The block honestly says so: “no data yet” instead of an empty chart. As soon as events appear, the metrics switch on by themselves.

Yes, right away: revenue shows the gross amount, the fee and the payout. Every school has its own terms — and they are always in front of you.

Yes. Basic analytics is included in the $0 plan: course, student and school metrics, plus live stream analytics. Paid options switch on only when your school grows.

Not for a school. A site counter shows visits, but not who stalled on lesson seven or who skipped an assignment. In Ednice, progress, lagging students and revenue come from real learning events — no pixels, tags or a separate analytics account.

The “needs attention” list builds itself: who has not visited for a week, whose progress dropped, which lesson the cohort trips over. You message the student or fix the lesson while they are still here. No Excel, no exports.

Yes. Online count, engagement and retention refresh every 5 seconds — during the stream, not after the recording. By minute 15 you already see where the room dropped off, so you can win attention back instead of reading a report the next day.

An author reviewing course analytics in the cabinet

Your school in numbers, not in guesses

Open the dashboard — analytics is already computed for your courses and streams.