Report definitions

Below are definitions for data you may find in your reports.

 

Report data

Definition

Total Views

The total number of times the presentation was watched (includes live and on-demand views). Each time a user opens a presentation and clicks the play button, it is counted as one view. Pausing and restarting a presentation in the same viewing session is not considered a separate view.

First Watched

Date the presentation was first viewed.

Last Watched

Date the presentation was last viewed.

IP address

IP address of the computer used to view the presentation.

User

Username used to view the presentation.

Live Views

The number of times the presentation was watched live. When a user opens a live presentation and clicks the play button, it counts as one view.

On Demand Views

The number of times the presentation was watched on demand. When a user opens an on-demand presentation and clicks the play button, it counts as one view.

Time Watched

The total amount of time (hh:mm:ss) the user spent watching the presentation.

Peak Connections

 

The highest number of concurrent views for the presentation.

Trends

An intensity graph that highlights which parts of the presentation were viewed most. Views less than 60 seconds in duration are not displayed in the graph and grid.

Platforms

Graphical data showing the top web browsers and operating systems used to view the presentation.

Coverage

The amount of the presentation watched by a user.

Example: A user opens a presentation and watches the first 30 minutes of a presentation, pauses the video, seeks back to the start and watches for 40 minutes. The coverage for this user is 40 minutes. In other words, the user spent a total of 70 minutes watching the presentation (total time watched), but in that time the user only “covered” the first 40 minutes of the presentation.