Steemit Engagement Challenge Season 20 Week 5 - The Statistics

The Background …

Week Five of Season 20 of the Steemit Engagement Challenge started on October 7th , and was announced by @steemitblog via announcement article.

16 classes on season 20! Lots of work! Lots of engagement. And I can imagine that maybe @steemcurator01 and @steemcurator02 might have lost many hours of sleep. So many entries to deal with. Hang on there, for the goodness of Steem. Anyway, I still hope you find this report useful. Or maybe there are few things you’d like to suggest, just shoot. And here is the full list of the week 5 of season 20 SEC classes (so much fun):

No.	Lecturers	Class Type	Class Post Link	Tag Links
1	alejos7ven	Programming Basics	Cycles	devjr-s20w5
2	anailuj1992	Children Activities	Little Scientists	children-s20w5
3	analp & naka05	Fashion Basics	Square Fabric	crochet20w5
4	dexsyluz & aaliarubab	Health : Hematology	Hemolytic Anemias	hematology-s20w5
5	dove11 & aviral123	Business Basics	Advanced Marketing Strategies	dtt-sc20w5
6	kouba01 & starrchris	Programming	Sharing resources and OOP using PHP Part -3	dynamicdevs-s20w5
7	lhorgic	Design Graphic	Hands - On practical 2	graphics-s20wk5
8	lunasilver	Fashion Basics	Ladies Skirt Base Pattern Transformation	patronaje-s20w5
9	mohammadfaisal	Programming	Flutter Toolkit – Managing Packages, etc	flutterdev-s20w5
10	nahela & karianaporras	Cullinary Art	Desserts	gastronomy-s20w5
11	ngoenyi & genomil	Sport (Fitness)	Arms/Shoulder Sculpturing Exercises	steemfitness-s20w5
12	sergeyk	Programming	Iteration in Programming: For, While, and Do-While Loops	sec20w5sergeyk
13	simonnwigwe & josepha	Spreadsheets Basics	Google Sheets (Creating Sheets & Form Part 2)	spreadsheet-s20w5
14	wakeupkitty & inspiracion	Writings Basics	Writing Course - L5	wewrite05
15	xkool24 & mainuna	Agriculture	Planting & Care	agro-s20w5
16	crypto-academy	Trading and Blockchain	Trading with Harmonic Patterns	cryptoacademy-s20w5

The Statistics of Week 5

First table shows the number of entries each class and their recorded scores.

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Table 2 is the rewards table, showing the number of rewards collected by participants and lecturers and the total amount for each class. Tag Reward = Total Participants Reward + Total Lecturers Reward. The red and green fills in each column indicate the bottom three and the top three, respectively.

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Third table brings us the comprehensive information from the above two tables in a simple informative form.

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From the data above, here come 8 charts.

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19 Steemians have been in the top 4 of most active Steemians participating in the fifth week of season 20 of Steemit Engagement Challenge. It is shown in the following table along with the number of rewards (STU) they collected and the average reward (STU) per article. The amount shown is from contest participation, if there are lecturers on the list, then the number does not include the rewards they get as a lecturer.

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The table below lists 20 Steemians with the highest reward collected in the week 5 of SEC. Again, the amount shown here is from contest participation, if there are lecturers on the list, then the number does not include the rewards they get as a lecturer.

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I found the next table delivers the most interesting information, at least for me. The table shows the top 20 participants that recorded the highest STU average per entry. @alejos7ven has killed it! Very well-done. I love your class, Professor, I hope we will see it continue to the coming seasons.

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The table below shows the reward (STU) collected by lecturers in each course, ranked alphabertically.

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Here comes the table that shows the ranking by the highest to lowest, along with the number of entries and the average per entry.