Fabo Session: From Data to Decisions – Making Sense of Fabo Statistics

| When | Thursday 26 November, 11:00 am – 12:15 pm |
| Where | Online |
| Who can join | Anyone can register and join |
| Sign up | Register here |
What can learning statistics really tell us and how can organisations use them to improve their learning activities?
In this practical Fabo Session, we will explore how to understand and make meaningful use of the statistics available on Fabo. We will look at how individual organisations can use learning data, how DanChurchAid applies statistics in practice, and how networks can gain useful insights across their members and learning initiatives.
We will also take a closer look at activity and course completion settings. Through practical guidance, tips and examples, participants will learn how to configure completion tracking effectively and avoid common challenges.
The session will include:
- An introduction to the statistics available on Fabo and what they mean
- Examples of how organisations and networks can use learning data
- A practical case from DanChurchAid
- Additional use cases, including an example from the Danish Red Cross
- Best practices for activity and course completion settings
- Practical tips and tricks for more reliable tracking and reporting
- Time for questions and exchange between participants
The session will be facilitated by Tanya Tierney and Annette S. Christensen from the DCA Learning Lab, who will share their technical and practical knowledge alongside different organisational use cases.
Join us to move beyond simply collecting numbers and discover how statistics can support better learning decisions.