Our Domino web stats
We’ve just generated our yearly overview stats for our Domino-based Learning Environment. Our Learning Environment is firmly embedded within the University’s learning and teaching so it’s heavily used. Some of the figures are:
Daily Student Logins: 13,000
Daily Staff Logins: 1300
Data Transferred: 14TB
Average Daily Transfer: 46GB
Page Requests: 300,000,000
2008/9 Module Websites: 4000 (over 20,000+ in total)
- Discussions Topics: 24,000
- Teaching Resources: 120,000
- Assignment submissions: 80,000
- Quizzes attempted: 33,000
- Wiki Pages: 4000
- Module-level managed groups: 3000+
- Group Discussions: 12,000
- Wiki pages: 4700
- Shared Files: 13,000
- Blog Entries: 5400
Student Created & Managed Groups: 1400
We started developing our in house learning environment in 2000. It’s completely web based and the only Notes clients are our development and admin clients. It’s linked into our student record system so modules are automatically created and student registered on them.
Even back in 2000, those ‘in the know’ (i.e. Computer Science lecturers) argued that the technology wouldn’t scale and would be abandoned by IBM. However, we found the technology a good fit for our team’s skill-base which was more ‘learning technologies’ based (i.e. Director, VB etc). I think after nearly 10 years, we can say Domino does scale!
