# Analyze course completion, quiz results, and learner feedback

Turns LMS completion data, assessment item results, and survey comments into a diagnosis of what to fix in a course.

- Topic: Data & Analysis
- Framework: Few-Shot
- Level: Standard
- Tags: Education, Analyze, Fill-in Template
- Source: https://www.thinkwithprompt.com/prompts/analyze-course-completion-quiz-results-and-learner-feedback

## Prompt

```text
Analyze the data from my training course and tell me what to improve.

**Course and objectives:** [NAME and OBJECTIVES]
**Completion and drop-off data:** [PASTE - e.g. enrollments, completions, where learners exit, time spent per module]
**Assessment results:** [PASTE - item-level scores if available, attempts, pass rate]
**Learner feedback survey results and comments:** [PASTE]
**Any business or behavior data:** [e.g. manager observations, error rates, or "none"]

Analysis steps:
1. Completion: where do people drop off and what is likely causing it (length, relevance, technical issues, mandatory vs. optional)?
2. Assessment item analysis: for each question, difficulty (percent correct) and, if I give enough data, whether high scorers and low scorers differ. Flag items almost everyone gets right (too easy or giveaway), items most get wrong (unclear question, wrong key, or content gap), and distractors nobody picks.
3. Feedback: themes in comments with rough counts and representative quotes. Separate reactions (liked it) from signs of usefulness (will apply it).
4. Connect the dots: where do data sources agree or contradict?

Return:
1. The top 5 findings, each with evidence.
2. A table: Issue | Evidence | Likely cause | Recommended fix | Effort (low/med/high).
3. Questions to answer with more data.

Use only the numbers I give. Do not invent figures. Note where sample sizes are too small to conclude anything.
```

## What to fill in

- NAME and OBJECTIVES
- PASTE - item-level scores if available, attempts, pass rate
- PASTE
- e.g. manager observations, error rates, or "none"

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