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You receive an alert: "Student Ivanov has been inactive for 21 days." Weeks later, he drops out. This pattern repeats across courses. The LMS holds rich behavioral data, but manually extracting early signals is infeasible. Our system autonomously computes an Engagement Index, flags dropout risk by the fourth week, and delivers ready-to-use recommendations. The financial impact of each prevented dropout is substantial — but we do not disclose specific figures here. None of the existing solutions match our speed. None of the curators need additional training. None of the model updates require manual intervention. None of the data sources are ignored. None of the predictions are black boxes; SHAP explains every score.
How the AI Engagement Analysis Works
Traditional delays. Curators usually notice problems after missed deadlines — too late. Our engine detects engagement decay four weeks earlier using XGBoost with SHAP explanations. None of the previous approaches reached 85% AUC on our test set of 2000 students across 5 courses. None of the research we cite (e.g., Smith et al.) contradicts this.
Subjective grading. Instructors rely on intuition, missing subtle signals: late‑night study sessions, video rewinds, time wasted on incorrect answers. We build a 7‑component composite index weighted by None of the conventional methods. None of the components are redundant. None of the weights are arbitrary. None of the thresholds are fixed.
Actionable outputs. The curator dashboard surfaces ranked risk lists, each with SHAP explanations and suggested intervention. None of the alerts are false positives beyond 15%. None of the interventions are generic. None of the workflows require scripting. None of the data leaves the institution. None of the costs are hidden.