There are two types of reports available in TextbookHub: test scores and reading analytics. Both types are easy to generate from inside the TextbookHub reading application. 

How to Generate Test Scores

Navigate to your Bookshelf in the TextbookHub app. 

Click on Reports in the left-side navigation panel. Then ensure you are on the Quizzes tab. 

Use the pulldown menu for the course section field to search for quiz results by course section. 

Hover your cursor over the start date field. The calendar widget will appear. Select the start date. Then hover your cursor over the end date field. The calendar widget will appear again. Select the end date. Finally, click on the blue Download Report CSV  button. 

A pop-up window appears. Set your preferences for the download, then click OK on the pop-up window. 

The CSV file will open in Excel or a similar spreadsheet application. You will have to adjust the column width and row length in the document to see all the information. 

The document column headings are: 

• Student’s first name
• Student’s last name
• Student’s email address
• The book title
• The quiz ID number
• The quiz name
• The number of correct answers
• The quiz date
• The text of the first question on the quiz
• The student’s answer to the first question
• The text of the second question on the quiz
• The student’s answer to the second question

And so on, until all quiz questions and corresponding student answers have been listed. 

You can use this document in a number of ways. For example, you can analyze an individual student’s performance and offer feedback and suggestions for further study based on the specific questions they answered incorrectly. You could also review the overall class performance on the quiz and tailor future lectures and learning activities to the areas they struggled with on the quiz. 

How to Generate Reading Analytics

Navigate to your Bookshelf in the TextbookHub app. 

Click on Reports in the left-side navigation panel. Then ensure you are on the Reading Analytics tab.

Use the pulldown menu for the course section field to search for reading analytics by course section. 

Hover your cursor over the start date field. The calendar widget will appear. Select the start date. Then hover your cursor over the end date field. The calendar widget will appear again. Select the end date. Finally, click on the blue Download Report CSV  button.

A pop-up window appears. Set your preferences for the download, then click OK on the pop-up window. 

The CSV file will open in Excel or a similar spreadsheet application. 

You will have to adjust the column width and row length in the document to see all the information. 

The document column headings are: 

• Student’s first name
• Student’s last name
• Student’s email address
• The book ID
• The book title
• The date of last access (last date student read a page in the book)
• Last page read
• Percentage of pages read (of the textbook as a whole)
• Total pages read (a list of all the pages a student has read, in the order they read them)

You can use this document in a number of ways. For example, you can analyze the document for patterns in a student’s reading habits and offer feedback to improve reading strategies and study skills. You could also review the reading habits of the overall class and tailor future lectures and learning activities to the content of pages students have consistently skipped over.