In Elevate K-12 Analytics, you can create Matrix Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that compare two of your Metric KPIs. After selecting two metric KPIs for comparison, you can define segments and configure a calculation matrix based upon the two metrics.
Note: You must create Metric KPIs before you can create a Matrix KPI.
Open Administration Page
In the Navigation Menu, click the Admin link.
Open KPIs
In the Elevate K-12 Analytics Administration page, click the KPIs link.
Open Matrix KPIs
In the Manage KPIs menu, click the Matrix KPIs link [1].
Note: On the Manage KPIs Overview page you can click the Matrix KPIs link [2].
Add New Matrix KPI
Click the Add KPI button.
Select Source Metrics
In the General section, click the Horizontal Metric KPI drop-down menu [1]. Then select a metric from the displayed list.
Then click the Vertical Metric KPI drop-down menu and select a metric [2].
Enter a name for the metric in the Name field [3].
You can also enter a description for the KPI in the Description field [4]. For example, to better understand how school discipline counts impact daily attendance rates, select the Student Discipline Incident Count and Daily Attendance Rate metrics.
Configure KPI
By default, a new Metric KPI is configured to display two data ranges, or segments. Segments indicate the number of numeric ranges you wish to identify and view in a Matrix KPI.
To add segments to your KPI configuration, click the Segment drop-down menu [1]. You can select up to five segments.
Enter a label name for each segment in the Display label fields [2].
To select a different color for the segment label, click the Color icon [3].
For example, to compare school discipline to daily attendance rates, you could select and label three segments: No Intervention, Approaching Intervention, Assessment Required.
Select Label Color
Use the color picker to select a label color.
You can select a custom color using the Color Saturation pad [1] and Hue Scale slider [2].
You can also enter a color code in the Hex field [3]. Alternatively, if you have RGB color values, click the Switch icon [4]. Then enter the values in the RGB fields [5].
You can also select a color from the standard color palette [6].
View Matrix Table
The matrix table displays your selected metrics.
View your horizontal metric in the chart header [1] and its corresponding measures in the column headers [2].
View your vertical metric in the chart header [3], and its corresponding measures in the row headers [4].
Configure Matrix
For each metric measure comparison, click the matrix field drop-down menu [1]. Select a segment label and color [2].
For example, high daily attencance compared to low (or excellent) student discipline counts do not need assessment, while below standard daily attendance compared to at risk discipline counts need assessment.
Save KPI
Click the Save changes button.
View New Matrix KPI
View your KPI in the Matrix KPI list.