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Run detail

One learner's run of one simulation: timeline, skill mastery, event log and replay.

A run is one person playing one simulation once. Every analytics page in HyperSkill leads here: from a simulation's user sessions, from a lesson's learner progress, from a group session's learner list, or from a learner's own summary.

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  • Started: when the simulation was started.

  • Duration: how long the simulation lasts.

  • Device: the device the user was using and its operating system.

  • Total actions: the total number of actions the user performed in the simulation.

When the simulation has a competency model, Overall mastery shows the learner's score for the run.

Skill mastery

Each skill in the simulation's competency model, with the learner's score for this run and how it changed from where they started. Runs from a group session also show Skill vs group average, comparing this learner with everyone else in that session.

Timeline

The sequence of key moments within the simulation: when it started, quiz questions and responses, each skill that moved and by how much, feedback the learner was shown, and when they finished or left. Hover a marker for the detail.

Event log

Everything recorded during the run, in order, with the time it happened on the device and the time it reached our servers. Expand a row for its fields. This is the raw material the timeline is built from; see the Event reference for what each event means.

Replay

For any 3D simulation run, a replay shows where the learner was and where they were looking, played back inside the simulation. Scrub the timeline to move through the run.

  • W, A, S, D: move your own view.

  • V: toggle your camera between third person and first person.

  • Right click and drag: look around in third person view.

Gaze Heatmap (experimental)

In the replay card you can toggle a gaze heatmap on and off. When it is on, you can see where the user was looking and where their focus was during the simulation.

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