To calculate employee activity levels, the system needs four types of data:
- Minutes tracked
- Mouse clicks
- Mouse scrolls
- Keyboard strokes
To get the activity level percentage,
- WebWork calculates actions per minute
- Then divides the number by 50 (the normative number for keystrokes/mouse clicks)
- And multiplies the result by 100
For example, an employee has tracked 8 hours, completed 1000 mouse clicks, 1000 keystrokes, and 1000 scrolls.
Now let's use this data to calculate their activity level percentage.
- Total actions: 1000 mouse clicks + 1000 keystrokes = 1000 scrolls = 3000
- Tracked hours in minutes: 8 hours = 480 minutes
- Activity per minute: 3000/480 = 6.25
- Activity level percentage: (6.25/50) * 100 = 12.5%
The activity level percentage of this employee will be 12.5% for 8 hours of work.
Here's the formula in summary:
- Total actions = keyboardstrokes + mouseclicks + scrolls
- Actions per minute = total actions/worktime in minutes
- Activity level = (actions per minute/normative actions for minute(50)) * 100 = total activity level)