Do you mean like a sort of website heatmap analysis, à la Hotjar? To my knowledge that would require Docebo to support custom Javascript (or for you to find a way to inject custom Javascript despite it not being supported).

The only (hypothetical) workaround I can think of is if you can find something like Hotjar in the form of a Chrome Extension. It would require that the user installs the extension, of course, which means you’d only ever have a sample of your actual audience, but perhaps you could create an internal testing group for this purpose (assuming such a browser extension exists in the first place; I haven’t found one but I didn’t spend much time searching).

(Of course, Google Analytics is supported, and while it wouldn’t offer heatmap analysis, you could potentially use it to figure out how many people reach a page through specific widget paths via hard-coding URL parameters. But it only really works for custom widgets, I suppose, or maybe HTML widgets. Not catalogs or channels or course and learning plans. )

Thank you, @Ian! You have given me much to think about.

“Google Analytics is supported, and while it wouldn’t offer heatmap analysis, you could potentially use it to figure out how many people reach a page through specific widget paths via hard-coding URL parameters.”

I think this is the key!

I also like the idea of using a Chrome extension with a focus group. We run focus groups yearly, so that’s a fabulous idea. 

Thanks again!

Happy if I could help at all, @smallc! Please let us know how you get on with this. Especially if you end up finding a Chrome extension like this -- I was mostly hypothesizing that this might be possible despite Docebo not supporting custom JS. But I don’t know if anyone has actually built such an extension...

@Ian , I’ll keep you posted. Our Marcomm team just gave me access to Google Analytics. Thanks again for your great ideas and insights!