Plato gives staff visibility into engagement and common areas of confusion alongside student support. This makes it easier to see how students are using the platform and where further guidance may be useful.
What analytics can show
Analytics can help with:
- identifying commonly asked questions and topics
- spotting areas where students are struggling
- understanding engagement with the platform and revision resources
- supporting earlier intervention and teaching adjustments
Using analytics well
Analytics are most useful when treated as a prompt for teaching action rather than a complete picture of student understanding.
For example, they can be used to identify concepts that need clearer explanation, notice patterns before an assessment point, spot repeated confusion across a cohort, or review whether certain materials may need improvement or clarification.
