Progress: Tracking Learning Time in ELSA Mobile & and ELSA Dashboard
You can track your learning time on ELSA Mobile app and ELSA Dashboard.
A. In ELSA Mobile app
Your progress is recorded for all time and last 7 days.
A. All Time:
This section provides a snapshot of your effort for all time since you started studying with ELSA.
Learning Time: Shows the total number of minutes spent actively practicing in the app.
Lessons Completed: Tracks the number of individual modules or sessions you have finished all time.
B. Last 7 Days:
These line graphs help you visualize your consistency over the past week, with each point representing a day.
Learning Time Graph: Tracks the fluctuation in your daily practice duration in minutes in the last 7 days.
Lessons Completed Graph: Visualizes the number of lessons completed daily in the last 7 days.
Note that you can click on the circle of each day to view the time and total lessons completed in that day. See picture below:
B. ELSA Dashboard:
In ELSA Dashboard, you can view more detailed activities and progress recorded: admin.elsaspeak.com
How can you check your learning time?
1. Filtering by Date Range
First, determine the specific period you wish to review:
Select the Duration: Click on the calendar icon and accurately choose the desired start date and end date. The dashboard will immediately update to show only data that falls within your selected date range.
2. Converting Total Practice Time
The dashboard displays your Total Practice Time in a decimal hour format (e.g., 1.33 hrs). To understand the practice time in total minutes, you must multiply the entire hour value by 60.
Example: 1.33hrs*60 = 79.8 minutes or 1 hour and 19.8 minutes.

Note:
Data is refreshed daily at 12:30 pm and displayed based on your organization’s time zone.
Today’s date is not selectable to ensure that the visualized data are always fully aligned and reliable.
How Activity is Registered:
For any time or lesson count to be officially recorded, your interaction must meet the following criteria:
Successful Completion is Mandatory: You must start and finish a lesson successfully.
Incomplete Activity: If you start a lesson but quit, exit, or fail to complete it, the activity will not be registered or counted toward your total time or lessons.
Active Learning Only: Only time spent engaging with the lessons (e.g., speaking, reading, practicing) is recorded. Time spent browsing different features or letting the app idle is not recorded in your learning time.
Your phone's screen time is inaccurate because it counts all usage (including browsing menus, scrolling, or idling).
Always rely on the ELSA app's metrics in your Profile tab or Dashboard for the most accurate measure of your dedication.
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