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ILT reports - include info about users with NO session selected


aswartz
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I feel like I’m missing something really obvious. I want to run a report with information about users that are enrolled in an ILT course but have not selected a session yet. Every ILT report seems to filter only on those with sessions and I don’t see any options to include those in the course but without a session.

 

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Amee

Best answer by Bfarkas

Yeah, you’re not crazy. the in UI method is typically best for most people as you can track. You can do this via the API as well, and is a simple enough one you don’t need any tools or know how to use the API really, detailed this out here in case you are interested:

 

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  • Helper III
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  • February 26, 2024

The only place I can think of where you can find that information is the “Enrollment” tab of each individual ILT course. There you can filter by “Without session enrollment assigned” under the session options if you want. Unfortunately, this tab has no “Export as...” function like other tabs when you select (all) users. So I assume if you want to have that info for a specific course only, this would be the best way to get it. 

At least I’m not aware of a specific report that shows that data. But I’ll follow to see if someone else has an idea.


trose23
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  • February 26, 2024

Unfortunately I haven’t seen this information available on a report.  You can filter on the Course Management page down to only ILT courses and then “ILT Sessions Options: Without Session enrollment assigned.” to see a list of courses that are impacted, but you can’t export the information.

 

The only work around I can think of to see this in a report format would be to run a Users - Courses report with all your ILT courses or the ones you know are impacted, then run a Users - ILT Sessions report on the same courses.  If you splice the reports, you should be able to find the “outliers” that show on your Users-Courses reports, but are absent from your Users - ILT Sessions report.  It’s not exactly elegant, but it might work for your purposes.


Bfarkas
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  • February 27, 2024

Yeah, you’re not crazy. the in UI method is typically best for most people as you can track. You can do this via the API as well, and is a simple enough one you don’t need any tools or know how to use the API really, detailed this out here in case you are interested:

 


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