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Learning analytics

How learners move through paths, courses and lessons. Aggregates only: no personal data, groups under 50 learners are hidden.
Updated 09:00 UTC · daily
SAMPLE DATAEvery number on this page is a placeholder for design review. None of it is real learner data or a real result.
Active learners48,200+6.1%
Lessons / learner / week3.4+0.2
Lesson completion81%+1.2 pts
Quiz pass rate72.4%−1.1 pts
Daily goal met58%No change
Median streak6 days+1 day

Completion funnel · sample

All lesson starts in the range. The biggest step down is between passing a lesson and coming back for the next one.

Pass rate by subject and level · sample

Quiz pass rate by subject and level
SubjectL1–2L3–4L5–6L7–8
Economics81%74%66%63%
History84%77%71%<50
Entrepreneurship78%72%64%57%
Critical thinking76%68%61%55%
<60%60–69%70–79%80%+“<50” = fewer than 50 learners, hidden

Drop-off by card · sample

Share of learners who reach a card and leave the lesson there
Share of learners lost at each card, Money and Prices
LessonCard 123456789Completed
1 · What Money Is1%1%2%6%1%2%1%1%·85%
2 · Why Money Beat Barter1%2%1%3%9%2%1%1%1%79%
3 · Why Prices Rise4%5%3%31%2%2%1%1%·51%
4 · Inflation and Who PaysNot live · in review—
5 · Poland, 19902%3%12%4%2%1%1%··75%
6 · The Money Printer sim steps3%14%5%3%2%1%···72%
7–8 · draftsNot live—
Lost at card0–2%3–5%6–9%10–19%20%+· dot = lesson has no card hereOpen “Why Prices Rise” card 4 stats

Retention by path · sample

PathDay 1Day 7Day 30
Foundations of Markets62%41%24%
How Nations Get Rich58%37%21%
The Builder’s Path60%39%22%
Money and the State55%33%18%
Think for Yourself64%44%27%

Streak length · sample

31%22%19%14%9%5%Current streak in days, active learners

Daily goal met, by goal · sample

Casual · 5 min71%
Regular · 10 min58%
Serious · 15 min44%
Intense · 20 min31%
Learner-days in the range

Most common wrong predictions · sample

Predict cards, answer picked most often that the lesson goes on to correct
QuestionMost picked wrong answerPicked byLessonAction
A tariff is put on imported steel. Who pays it first?The exporting country44%Tariffs · lesson 2Open card
A city caps rents below the market level. What happens to the number of rental homes over time?It goes up38%Supply and Demand · lesson 5Open card
A country buys more from abroad than it sells. Is it losing money?Yes, it is getting poorer36%Trade · lesson 3Open card
A country’s money supply doubles with the same amount of goods. What happens to prices?They stay the same31%Money and Prices · lesson 3Open card
Two shops sell the same bread. One raises its price. What happens to its sales?Nothing changes27%Prices and Information · lesson 1Open card