Pix Orga: discover the new analysis of your campaign results

Pix Orga is evolving! Your Pix Orga dashboard now includes new features that make it easier to read your learners' results and monitor their progress. Check out the new results analysis in the “Review” tab of your Pix Orga dashboard!

Positioning: a new concept to better analyse the level of proficiency

Are you an employer, a trainer, or a teacher? The analysis of campaign results has been revamped in your Pix Orga dashboard with a new key concept: positioning. 

It shows the average level achieved by your learners (pupils, students, employees, etc.), compared with the maximum level that can be achieved in the test*.

Legend: Average level achieved by learners (in purple), compared with the maximum level that can be achieved by participants in this test (in white)

Two views are available:

• overall positioning: the average level of all participants over the test as a whole;
• detailed positioning: the average level by competence and by subject.

This positioning is also summarised into proficiency levels: beginner, independent, advanced, or expert. 

*Note that certain levels may not be achievable if a maximum level has been set in the test used in your campaign.

A clearer view to make better use of the results

Designed to give you a simpler, more accurate, and more usable view of your learners' results on their Pix tests, with this new results analysis you can:

• Know where your learners stand: their proficiency in the test overall, by competence and by subject;
• Identify the strengths and areas for improvement of the group being assessed;
• Get a clearer understanding of the scope of your assessment campaigns, with an overview of the subjects, their descriptions, and the maximum achievable levels.

Real-time analysis

Results are analysed in real time, based on participations that have been shared and not deleted. If a participant has participated several times, only the latest results shared are taken into account.

➡️Visit your Pix Orga dashboard now to discover this new feature:  orga.pix.org