LibInsight @ FIU

Automatically fetch top-level Google Analytics usage data into a LibInsight dataset.

In this course, you'll learn to set up and use a LibWizard Dataset. While detailed submission data is always available to review within the reporting area for each LibWizard item, you can fetch submission data for selected LibWizard items and automatically add new submission data to LibInsight so that you can view trends and compare it to other data collected in LibInsight.

The Datasets page will display a filterable and sortable list of all of the datasets you have access to. Each will include shortcuts for recording and/or analyzing data (depending upon your permissions).

The Google Analytics dataset provides you with key metrics for any website you're tracking with Google Analytics. Each dataset you add allows you to track a single website, providing data on: The total number of visitors, sessions, and page views over time. A breakdown of operating systems, devices, and browsers used by visitors. Trends in the number of visitors, sessions, and page views year over year. With the cross-dataset analysis tool, you can easily compare two or more datasets, allowing you to see the usage of multiple sites in a single report.

In this course, you'll learn to set up and use a Google Analytics Dataset. Google Analytics allows you to track website usage by embedding tracking code in the website, including sites like LibGuides or LibCal. Top-level data from Google Analytics can be fetched and automatically synced with a Google Analytics dataset in LibInsight so that you can view trends and compare it to other data collected in LibInsight.

The LibWizard dataset allows you to import information about form submissions from your LibWizard site for in-depth analysis of how your forms are used. When creating the dataset, you will choose the individual LibWizard forms, surveys, quizzes, and tutorials—collectively called "forms"—that you want to include. The submission data from these forms will sync on a nightly basis.

The Cross Dataset Analysis tool allows you to compare up to 4 variables from one or more datasets. This can provide some really useful insight for seeing trends across services or resources over time.

View Google Analytics data for connected sites and analyze trends.