# Analytics module The SENAR web Analytics dashboard provides clear insight into identifying profiles and patterns within a group of users. This is particularly helpful when assessing a workforce and making sure the training programs in place are efficient enough to achieve the required levels of performance. To access our analytics module, head to [SENAR Studio](https://studio.senar.io/Analytics) and sign in with the same credentials you've used in the SENAR app. ## Dashboard Features * Use the filters at the top of the dashboard to display the data you are interested in. * Roll over a data set to get more details about it. For example, rolling over a step number on the x-axis will display the name of that step.
* To switch between chart and table view, click the icon at the top right corner of a container.
* In chart view, you can temporarily exclude a data set simply by clicking on its label in the legend (it will then be crossed out).
* In table view, you can sort data by clicking the column labels.
* The **Try** filter shows student progress as they practice. Three tries are displayed: the 1st one, the 2nd one and the last one. If students have run a scenario only once, their first and last tries are the same. * Data export: * To export table data, click the blue link next to the switch button. * To export all of the data from a scenario data, click the CSV Export button at the bottom right corner of the dashboard. To learn more about the analytics export, please consult [this article](/senar-analytics/understanding-the-analytics-export.md). ## About the calendar * After selecting an instructor and a simulator, the most recently recorded data for this set is automatically displayed. If the dashboard looks empty at first glance, check the Dropout report at the very bottom of the page. * You can only select a range from 1 to 7 days. * The disabled dates (in light gray) have no recorded data.
## About the Dropout report When students do not complete a scenario (ie. they miss the **End of Mission** popup or the **Accident** popup), it is considered a dropout. This graph shows the step at which users have dropped out.
Dropout report
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