At OneTutor, our goal is to improve teaching sustainably and based on evidence. We achieve this through a closed feedback loop between instructors and learners.
What this means in practice:
Deep understanding of the questions that truly occupy your learners' minds.
Quantitative assessment of how well specific topics and questions are understood.
Data-driven continuous development of course materials and quiz questions.
How Can I Use Quiz Information?
Dashboard
In the dashboard, you get a quick overview of:
General usage statistics of your learners.
Which topics are practiced most frequently.
How successfully questions within these topics are being answered.
💡 Tip: For a detailed understanding of specific knowledge gaps, it is well worth checking the Quiz Statistics regularly.
Quiz Overview
There you can identify:
Which questions are answered particularly well or poorly.
Which questions might be unclear or flawed.
You can view the average score that learners achieved on each question. Sorting the questions by score allows you to instantly identify easy and difficult questions, or flag potentially problematic ones.
The "reported issues" category highlights items that received a negative rating from users who flagged an issue with the question.
👉 Actionable Insight: Use these metrics directly to targetedly revise and improve your question pool.
How Do I Use Chat Insights?
OneTutor gives you insight into the questions that actually occupy your learners' minds (questions that often remain unasked in traditional settings).
Benefits for teaching:
Significantly more questions compared to course forums or in-person sessions.
Lower barrier to entry for students to ask for clarification.
Realistic insights into student mindsets, roadblocks, and misconceptions.
Open the Course Dashboard
With Topic Clustering, you receive a compact, categorized overview of the types of questions asked in your course over a day, a week, or a month. Further down the dashboard, you will also see a running list of recently sent messages alongside the AI-generated responses.
🎓 Pedagogical Application: Reviewing recent questions is an excellent way to identify unresolved points after a course break, allowing you to address them directly in the next instructional phase. This data can also serve as a weekly review to kick off your next live lecture.
🔧 Quality Assurance and Improvement: This interface allows you to monitor and review the AI's responses. If you notice deviations from your preferred terminology or style, you can easily correct them by fine-tuning the Advanced Instructions for the chat within your course settings.