Users and engagement

Users and Engagement

A single view of the user base: breakdown by account status, registration trend, sign-in frequency and recency, new-cohort retention, and a searchable directory of every user. Status KPI tiles double as filtered entry points into the directory. Works with LearnNoow and Moodle.

  • Ask AI on every cardEvery card can read itself back to you in plain English, scoped to its own figures.
  • The method on the cardAn info tooltip states what each number counts and how it is computed.
  • Yours the same sessionConnect read-only and this screen draws from your own LMS the day you do.

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The users and engagement dashboard in LearnBoard
The activity trend card in LearnBoard
The active against dormant card in LearnBoard
The top 10 courses by enrolment card in LearnBoard

In detail

What is on this screen

6 cards, each with an info tooltip that states what it shows and how it is counted. The same explanation appears in the product and in this list.

  • Status KPI strip

    Total users, Active, Inactive, Suspended, Hidden, each links into the directory filtered by that status.

  • Registration trend

    New accounts created per day over 90 days.

  • Active vs dormant

    Share signed in within 30 days vs not.

  • Login frequency

    Users bucketed by sign-in count over 90 days.

  • Cohort retention curve

    Of users registered in last 180 days, share still active at day 1 / 7 / 30 / 90.

  • All users (directory)

    Name, Username, Email, Status badge, Last access, Registered, Enrolled, Completed; filter by search + status chip.

Captured from the product

The users and engagement screen, as it actually looks

These are screenshots of the real cards, filled with the synthetic dataset the demo runs on. Yours draw from your own LMS.

  • Registration trend

    New accounts created per day over 90 days.

    Registration trend, from the users and engagement dashboard in LearnBoard
  • Active vs dormant

    Share signed in within 30 days vs not.

    Active vs dormant, from the users and engagement dashboard in LearnBoard
  • Login frequency

    Users bucketed by sign-in count over 90 days.

    Login frequency, from the users and engagement dashboard in LearnBoard
  • Cohort retention curve

    Of users registered in last 180 days, share still active at day 1 / 7 / 30 / 90.

    Cohort retention curve, from the users and engagement dashboard in LearnBoard

Questions

How this screen is computed from the product's own documentation.

What does the users and engagement screen show?

A single view of the user base: breakdown by account status, registration trend, sign-in frequency and recency, new-cohort retention, and a searchable directory of every user. Status KPI tiles double as filtered entry points into the directory.

How is status kpi strip worked out?

Total users, Active, Inactive, Suspended, Hidden, each links into the directory filtered by that status.

How is registration trend worked out?

New accounts created per day over 90 days.

How is active vs dormant worked out?

Share signed in within 30 days vs not.

How is login frequency worked out?

Users bucketed by sign-in count over 90 days.

How is cohort retention curve worked out?

Of users registered in last 180 days, share still active at day 1 / 7 / 30 / 90.

Which plan includes it?

The Core Analytics pack, sold from Every plan, Free included. Every card on it carries an Ask AI action and an info tooltip, on every plan that includes the screen.

Which platforms does LearnBoard support?

LearnNoow and Moodle. Connect either one read-only and the same dashboards, charts, alerts and AI answers run on it. Nothing is installed on LearnNoow; Moodle has two free companion plugins.

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See users and engagement on your own LMS

One read-only connection and this screen fills with your figures. Users and engagement is in the Core Analytics pack, sold from Every plan, Free included.

Built for LearnNoow and Moodle.

The users and engagement dashboard in LearnBoard