Monitoring student activity on the Kampus platform allows you to assess course participants’ engagement and address any learning difficulties quickly. Here is a simple step-by-step guide on how to do it.
Step 1: Enter the course
Log in and go to the selected course.
Step 2: Open the “Reports” tab
In the top course menu (or in the “More” menu), select:
👉 “Reports”
Step 3: Select the report type
The most commonly used reports on the Kampus platform are:
📘 Logi (Logs)
A detailed list of all activities:
who did what and when
filter by user, date, activity
👉 best for detailed analysis
📊 Activity report
It shows:
how many times a given resource has been viewed
which materials are the most popular
👉 a quick overview of “what works well”
👥 Course participation
You can:
check who has performed a specific action (e.g. viewed a resource, submitted an assignment),
check who has not yet completed it,
send a message directly to selected people,
use it for ongoing course management.
👉 ideal for monitoring progress
Step 4: Set filters
Customize the report:
choose the activity (e.g., assignment, forum),
set the date range,
select a group or all participants.
Step 5: Draw conclusions
Pay attention to:
the lack of activity from some students,
the materials that have not been accessed,
the periods of decreased engagement.
💡 PRACTICAL TIP
If you notice low activity:
👉 send a quick message via Kampus,
👉 remind students about course materials or deadlines,
👉 make sure that students know where to find resources.
A small intervention at the right moment often prevents bigger problems at the end of the semester.
🎯 SUMMARY
Activity reports on Kampus are a simple but highly effective tool for supporting teaching. Checking them regularly helps you understand students’ needs better and deliver more responsive and well-managed classes.
Checking activity reports regularly = fewer surprises at the end of the semester