The Topics tab shows what learners are talking about most with a specific mentorAI.
Instructors and admins can view topic volume, conversation counts, and message activity over a selected time range—plus month-over-month comparisons—to identify trends, confusion clusters, and activity spikes (e.g., the week before a quiz).
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For the selected window (e.g., past month), view:
- Total Topics
- Conversations
- Messages
Each metric includes a comparison to the prior period for context.
Displays a daily count of conversations, useful for identifying activity ramps around exams, deadlines, or new modules.
Switch between Today, 7 Days, Past Month, or set a Custom range (e.g., “week before the quiz”).
A filterable list of all topics discussed within the chosen period to reveal interest areas and potential confusion points.
- In the mentor header, click Analytics, then select the Topics tab.
- Choose Today, 7 Days, Past Month, or use a Custom date range (e.g., the week before a major assessment).
- Review Total Topics, Conversations, and Messages for the selected window.
- Note the month-over-month comparison to measure engagement or confusion shifts.
- Use the daily conversations chart to identify:
- Spikes (e.g., pre-exam review periods)
- Lulls (e.g., post-deadline quiet periods)
- Plan outreach or review sessions accordingly.
- Browse the Topic Details table to see which subjects drive discussion.
- Use filters to narrow the list to a course unit, week, or exam period.
- Add resources or micro-lessons for high-volume topics.
- Coordinate review sessions around the highest conversation peaks.
- Cross-reference Users and Overview tabs to triangulate where learners need additional support.
Filter to the week before an assessment to see which topics need reinforcement and schedule targeted review sessions.
Identify persistent high-volume topics that may require clearer lecture notes, examples, or practice questions.
Spot sudden topic spikes that could indicate confusion or emerging interest—adjust prompts, datasets, or issue timely announcements.
Compare topics month-over-month to evaluate how new materials or instructional changes impact discussion patterns.
Share topic trends to demonstrate what students engage with most and how interventions affect engagement and understanding.
Use the Topics tab to uncover what learners are asking about—and turn those insights into timely instruction, better materials, and targeted academic support.