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This includes models to support engagement dropoff analyses and page view completeness, i.e. how many learners viewed all pages in a section or subsection.
fact_navigation_dropoff
is a model with two different aggregation levels: total views are counted for each section and subsection.fact_navigation_completion
counts the number of pages in each section and subsection and joins that to data about page visits. Aggregations can use thepage_count
column to compare against the number of unique pages a learner has visited. If the numbers are equal, then the learner has visited every page in the section.Here is an example query of how
fact_navigation_completeness
can answer the question "which learners viewed all pages in a subsection?":