To view student engagement on citations in your reading list you can click the icon that looks like a bar chart.
If you hover over it with your mouse, it will say View lists analysis (updated daily).
Once you click that, it will toggle open the Analysis Mode and show you the different statistics for student engagement on each article.
The colors on the left of the citation indicate the amount of usage each citation received.
Green means High Usage. This example shows High Usage because there are 42 students in the class and 23 students viewed the full-text.
Light Blue means Medium Usage. The example shows Medium Usage because there are 102 students in the class and only 27 students viewed the full-text.
Orange means Low Usage. The example shown is considered Low Usage because there are 102 students in the class and only 17 students viewed the full-text article.
You can also click Display list analysis under the title of the list and it will show you statistics for the entire list
You can toggle between Student Engagement which tells you the overall usage of the material on the reading lists.
And Weekly Active Students which shows you what weeks students are most active in the reading lists.
Each piece of data has a small question mark next to it that explains what the data means.
To exit out of the Analysis Mode, you can click the x on the blue bar at the bottom of the screen or you can click the bar chart icon again.