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1. 4. 2014
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Google analytics course

With regard to the current trends in the field of employee education, we at Railsformers decided to learn something. For this reason, in the previousádays we enrolled in  a free Google Academy course, this timeáfocusedáon Google Analytics. The aim of the course was to make moreý awareý of how thisý machine works, howý it evaluates data and createsý reports.

The course was divided into four tématicý lessons, whiché included a video on the subject. The videos described the individualé ná machines of the Google analytics suite and eachá lesson ended with a group of questions focused on the content of the video. The instructorá videos and the entireý course were probí in English, but the Google Academy had in mind those less proficient in the Englishé language and the entireý content inše videos´ was also available in writtený form. Very useful were the direct questions at the end of each lesson, to review what was said in the video and whether you understood it well.

Theýdegree&of&this&course&wasán´ certificate&which&was&received&by&everyý whoúsuccessfully&completed&the&course&and&passed&a&credibleýtest&of&the&knowledge&of&the&Google& Analytics&application. The test consisted of 15 questions with the possibility of one or more answers. All the questions cover the information that was explained in the individual lessons. The certificateát fromáená anyoneá who passesá theáverityá test with a minimumáof 80% and inác. After meetingá theé limit, aá certificateá for completingá theá Google&analytics&course&at&the&Va&scaron&e jméno. 

Google analytics is a free application that allows you to get a lot of useful information about your website.The service is available at Google analytics. Registered usersé can access the statistics of theiré sites. If you create newýdatú úreaders for your site, Vás service will direct you to markí yourýpagesácím kódem. 

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