Can you recommend any programmable tools/extensions that can be used to generate reports out of google analytics feed on th fly? Essentially some kind of pdf generator from feed, not sure though.
Or does the Google analytics itself gives reports output as feed etc.,
It depends on how technical you want to be. The GA Data Export API can give you XML data to play with:
http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/gdata/gdataDeveloperGuide.html
Or you could go for a higher level excel solution instead:
http://analytics.blogspot.com/2009/08/analytics-data-in-excel-through-our-api.html
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As a premise... I'm definitely not an analytics expert, so I might be going in the wrong way. Let me know if my question just doesn't make sense :)
A customer is currently using WebTrekk to collect marketing data. They just bought Adobe Analytics, and we have to activate it by the end of may.
They asked us to import data for the initial months of 2015 from webtrekk to Adobe, because they want to have the data for the whole year.
Now, I've found a way (Data Sources) to send batch data to Adobe Analytics. I've not found a way to download "raw" data (i.e. not aggregated in reports) from WebTrekk.
Do you know if there is a way to download such data? Or could you suggest me the correct way to handle this kind of situations?
Thanks a lot!
There are several ways of exporting data from Webtrekk, but the kind of raw data export you're asking about has to be enabled in the account. You should check with the representative that manages your customer.
You can use Full Processing Data Sources to import data in Adobe Analytics. Contact WebTrekk to get the old log file (hit data) and import it into Adobe Analytics through Full processing Data Sources.
I am new in SCORM and I am looking for a tool that takes as an input your SCORM data, in a no-matter way, analyzes it and gives you a report.
I don't care for an LMS or web analytics tool.
Are there any suggestions?
Thank you in advance!
Hi There Konstantina,
Have you looked at SCORM Cloud? It is a lightweight training delivery system that will allow you to upload SCORM, AICC, and Tin Cans easily, then has a built-in reporting tool called "Reportage". Reportage will help you track status, time, score, interactions...most of the elements people look for when they want SCORM reports. Within Reportage, there is a home page with some graphical representations of the training data as well as the ability to export your reports as CSV. If you have any questions about it, please feel free to contact us at support#scorm.com.
Thanks,
Joe
I have an web (PHP) application that collects some internal usage statistics (like memory usage, transfer speed, compression ratio/speed, etc).
By using the collected data I want to create a report (a chart, a bar graph, etc) that shows this data.
Usually we have (at least) two options:
write the report with the aid of some PHP reporting engine
use an external web service where (i) I can define a report specification up-front and (ii) feed the web service with the data collected from user and retrieve (an object/image) the report representation of that data.
I'm wondering if I can use the Google Reporting API as in the case 2) above.
Everything I read about Google Reporting API looks like the Reporting API is used in connection with data collected by Google (or pushed to Google), i.e. Google Analytics.
Google has a powerful reporting engine. If I could use it somehow to create custom reports using custom data it will be a big help for my project.
#Edit: may Google Charts be the answer? I will read their specification and I'll come later with my own answer.
The question was wrong: I didn't meant "report" but "chart". So instead looking toward Google Reporting I should look toward Google Chart. Thus the answer seems now trivial: Google Chart.
Google Chart is rather a client library (eg. JavaScript) than a server library (eg. PHP).
You can plot a chart in less than 5 minutes. All you need is to link the Google's API .js file in your .html source code, create a DataTable (where you should specify the columns and their respective data), set some options for your chart (like the title, the type, the parent DIV element that will encapsulate the final child chart object). Last but not least you have to call the draw method that will plot the chart. That's all folks!
I want to generate chart with respect to Clicks Vs Date.
I am using Adwords API V201402.
How can i generate chart like attached screenshot.
Thanks in advance
So there are many ways this could be accomplished. From my experience, I have actually done similar reporting utilizing PHP and Google Visualization charts. You would probably want a single Area Chart: https://code.google.com/apis/ajax/playground/?type=visualization#area_chart. I'm sure you can get it to look pretty close to the Google Analytics report you displayed above. You are going to have to utilize some javascript skills, but they are at most beginner level if you follow the samples provided by Google.
i wish to design an application that can detect plagiarism ( web based ) in all formats using Google search engine API.
what are the resources that i would be requiring for such an application.
Basically a user can upload a file and that file would be checked against various formats on the web . i have read that there are web crawlers but how exactly do we use them.
Is Google search appliance API the correct approach?
Also I have not used a Google API before so what would be the best way to start?
Thanks a lot
Maybe http://www.google.com/alerts will do? There are libraries with which you can do a single find, for example in Ruby that would be (at the first glance) a galerts gem. In Python a galerts package may help you to manage feeds. Other languages probably have similar libs. After that, parse result feeds by yourself.