Does EdAuthor provide reporting and exports?
Yes. EdAuthor provides session and Activity Card result review, CSV response exports and visual PDF result exports. CSV and PDF exports are available on paid plans.
Results for teaching and follow-up
EdAuthor keeps live responses connected to their session and Activity Cards. Review the results after teaching, download response data as CSV, or export visual results as PDF on a paid plan.
Open a session review to move through its card sets and activities, or review an individual Activity Card. Use the original question and response display to put the results back in context.
Export an individual card or the session. Depending on the activity, columns include the question, response, selected option, value, rank, outcome, points, response time, group and participant label. Open the CSV in Excel or another spreadsheet tool.
Export a card, card set or session as a PDF of its result views. Use desktop Chrome or Edge for the visual PDF export. This gives you a readable record for a teaching debrief or follow-up discussion.
Anonymous response exports use response labels rather than exposing participant identities. Named and group information depends on the activity settings and the information collected in the session.
Look for an option many students selected, a ranking that divided the room or a reflection that reveals uncertainty. Use that evidence to choose a follow-up explanation or activity. CSV and PDF exports are paid features; session history depends on the plan.
Yes. EdAuthor provides session and Activity Card result review, CSV response exports and visual PDF result exports. CSV and PDF exports are available on paid plans.
Yes. Download the CSV export and open it in Excel or another spreadsheet application. The download is a CSV file, not a native Excel workbook.
No. Result exports are downloadable files. LTI/LMS integration and institutional SSO are marked as planned; they should not be treated as available integrations.
No. The information shown depends on response and anonymity settings. Anonymous contributions use response labels. An account-free join or a displayed name does not establish verified attendance.