Page view
Last updated: July 27, 2026
Summary Page view is one of the behavioral indicators StudyCoach can provide. The indicator Page view indicates the number of page views a student has made relative to other course participants. Value Insight in the page views give an indication of a student's activity (in a course). Roles
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Collected information
In the behavioral indicator page view data is clustered from Canvas regarding the number of page views a student has done. This is the number of times a student viewed a page within a course in Canvas. This data is most valuable when trying to understand if there was activity, and serves as a comparison tool between students within a course or comes in handy when looking at trends from week to week.
⚠ NB: Because page view data is based on requests to the server, the numbers of page views may be larger than what we traditionally consider a page viewed. Hence, page views data can be used as a good approximation of student activity and not as an absolute metric.
Score calculation
The score of the behavioral indicator page view is calculated as follows:
The page views are plotted against the average of the page views of all course participants (with the student role).
Negative (red) ![]() | Neutral (orange) ![]() | Positive (green) ![]() |
|---|---|---|
No page views. | Fewer page views than the course participant average. | More page views than the course participant average. |
The scores are recalculated daily and are stored by week. Based on the score, the trend is calculated.


