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Hi Linda
We do this the following way (although, no doubt there's probably a better way in Report builder).
- Navigate to: Site Administration > Accounts > Browse list of users
- then click on 'Show Advanced'
- and set the First access value to be the 1st of the month you're interested in.
Cheers
Austen
Hi Linda
I was under the imporession the LMS home page is Course id=1 which should caputure new sign ups - sorry if that's not the case.
Cheers
Austen
There are quite a few dates associated with a user account:
- timecreated - this is the one you want - the date the account was created
- timemodified - last time the account details were changed
- currentlogin - this is actually the time they last logged in
- lastlogin - confusingly, this is actually the second to last time they logged in - the last one is stored in currentlogin
- firstaccess - the first time the user ever logged into the system. This can be different from timecreated if you are using self-registration
- lastaccess - the most recent time they accessed the system
I've just noticed that timecreated doesn't exist in 1.1 - I'm afraid we'll only be able to provide this feature in 2.2 as the data isn't tracked in 1.1.
Simon
Hi,
There was a patch included in the 2.2.3 release yesterday (5th Sept 2012) that added a time created content resitriction to User reports. If you update and look at the edit view of a user report, under the content tab there should now be a section labeled "Show by time created" which should let you do what you want.
Cheers
David
Hi Linda,
I'm not sure if you can do it using the built in reporting capabilities within Totara. The way that we've done it is using a block called configurable reports. You can then make a report to show you all users whose "first access" was 30 days ago etc.
You can get the block from moodle here
It is not automated though, as in I don't think you can make it automatically email you a list every month. You'll have to manually go into the block and check the report though it does give you an option to download it as an excel spreadsheet.
Marcus