[ARCHIVED] Faculty interaction

[imlex2u]

Good morning:

I looked in the Canvas guide and am trying to specifically identify the percentages of faculty/student interactions.  As of right now, I have been simply looking at the Teacher Activity Report. Is this the only place to view this?  Is the final score the percentage of interactions between faculty and student?  For example, I am looking to see if I have a 20% interaction rate with each student in my class per week.

Test Student

never

0.0%

0.0%

Thank you

Dr. Koenig

[Ron_Bowman]

@imlex2u -

I looked at the faculty guide on viewing interactions with students.

I had never really looked at that information until you made your post.  It looks like to me that the information provided by this report is not what you want.  the percentages you showed in your picture are for the current score and final score of the student- not your interaction percentages.  The report shows the last interaction with the student only - not a list of all the interactions.  so in your picture the never result means that you have never contacted the student. 

Looking at the information available, it is a nice bling output, but as far as I am concerned of no value to me.  I regularly message the entire class - which would show up as contacting the student in that report.  In my view, all my students have a last student interaction of less than 1 day ago because I sent out a message to the class.

[imlex2u]

The example I showed was to protect the identity of students.  I guess the question is where do I find the faculty /student interaction percentage points?

[ColtonSwapp · Accepted solution]

Hello @imlex2u 

I have been looking into this for a bit. I don't see that there is a report or anything that can be run/generated that would show you this information. The closest thing I found was THIS guide which was provided earlier on How do I view a summary of all my student interactions in a course and THIS guide on viewing course interactions with individual students. 

I want to say that these would be the only two options for locating information remotely similar to what you are looking for. Someone from the Community might be able to correct me on this if there is another way to generate this data/information. 

-Colton