Live Events
Run live events with the Instruqt Live Event dashboard
Background
Instruqt Live Events help you facilitate technical workshops. Live events enable instructors to do the following:
Manage events from start to finish
See how attendees (and the group as a whole) are doing at a glance
Connect to attendee sandboxes and troubleshoot when needed
Run Live Events
Follow the steps below to run up a Live Event (or watch the video tutorial):
Step 1. Create an invite
You create invites using the Web UI.
Select Live event as Track Invite type.
Fill in the rest of the form fields. Make sure to specify a start time.
Click Create invite.
Make sure to specify "How many unique users can access this invite?" - this will ensure Instruqt's default IP/hour play limit does not impact your live event.
Step 2. Share the invite
You copy invite links through the Web UI.
Click the invite you just created.
Click Copy invite link in the top-left corner and share the link with attendees.
Attendees can access the invite link 24 hours before the start time, and the invite will be labeled Active.
Step 3. View dashboard and run event
You can view a live progress of leaners from the Web UI.
From the Invite details page, click Go to Live dashboard. As learners access the link, the dashboard will populate with their names, and show their progress.
On each learner's row in the dashboard, you can click â˘â˘â˘ to perform the following actions:
Inspect sandbox: Connect to the live instance of that sandbox
View activity: View a log of every action the learner has taken in the event
View sandboxes: View a list of all the sandboxes the learner has created
Remove attendee: Kick the learner out of the event
Step 4. Analyze event activity
You export invite activity reports through the Web UI.
Once your event is finished, from the Invite details page, click View activity report. This is an exportable activity report to view all the learner data relating to the event. The activity report includes information like how long each learner spent in tracks, how many attempts they took, etc.
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