Instructions:

Kaltura has an analytics system available to users. In this video, you'll see an overview of what you can find out from your videos using the Analytics data that Kaltura provides within the Engagement Dashboard.

Note:

Kaltura Analytics give perspective, not definitive information. Kaltura analytics can be used to get a sense of what is being viewed but is not to be used to attain an accurate sense of your students' progress. If the analytics do not show a particular student viewing your video in a specific timeframe, that does not mean the student did not try to view it. You should not rely upon Kaltura analytics for attendance, viewing, etc. due to outside influences such as ad blockers which can interrupt Kaltura from collecting data about all users.  Additional examples of what to consider when using Kaltura Analytics: 

It is possible Kaltura could not collect information about someone's viewership. Reported examples include where specific browsers, browser plugins, or Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) have blocked Kaltura Analytics from collecting data.

If you make a video in Kaltura MediaSpace unlisted, then paste a link to that video in the LMS (Learning Management System) or elsewhere, users who view the video through that link will appear in Kaltura Analytics as Unknown.

If you allow viewers to download your video, then when viewers watch videos they downloaded to their computer/device, data about their viewership will not be sent back to Kaltura Analytics.

Overview of Kaltura's Engagement Dashboard Analytics available through Kaltura MediaSpace: 

How to Access Kaltura's Engagement Dashboard in My Media in Canvas:

Accessing Kaltura Analytics

You can either access Kaltura analytics through MediaSpace (described in the above video) through your MyMedia page. To access Analytics via MyMedia simply click on the "bar chart icon" next to your video title.

My Content Analytics 

You can also access Kaltura Content Analytics by the below Instructions

1. Log in to MediaSpace
2. From the user name (e.g. Your Name) menu in the upper right, select My Content Analytics

Content Analytics gives you a broader look at your entire media library including your top videos, highlights of player impressions, views, and more. These functionalities give your more insights about your entire repository of available media. 

Read More About My Content Analytics from Kaltura

Kaltura Analytics Basics

In the top section, you'll find the beginning data that will give you an overview of important information about your video. You also can export CSV spreadsheets from this area.

The spreadsheets available to you for CSV export include:

Highlights - Displays a snapshot of the important metrics for the selected time frame
Top Videos - Displays the top engaging videos for the selected time frame. The top engaging videos are selected based on a unique algorithm that take into consideration the number of plays, unique viewers, and view period of the video.
Metrics over time - Explores data including:

• Number of Player Impressions - Number of times the video was loaded on the webpage.
• Number of plays - Number of times users clicked play to watch a video
• Number of unique viewers - number of authenticated viewers, all anonymous viewers will be counted as a single viewer
• Number of minutes viewed - Total duration of video watched by viewers
• Average drop off rate - measured by viewer reaching playback quartiles
• User Engagement
• Media Engagement
• Top Countries
• Devices Overview
• Top Domains - The top domains are ordered by domains that had the most number of plays in the selected time frame. For each domain the following metrics are available:
• Plays
• Plays distribution - number of plays divided by the total number of plays in the selected time frame
• Player impressions
• Player impressions ratio - number of plays divided by number of impressions
• Minutes viewed
• Average drop-off rate - measured by viewer reaching playback quartiles

These spreadsheets will provide more in-depth data to you to help interpret further how your videos are being watched, and by whom.

Views and Video Player

In this section you can review views of the video and engagement per user, this will help determine whether users are truly engaging with your entire video content.

Engagement per User

You can see the user's average completion rate and the total completion rates for the videos. The completion rate is the percentage of times the video played to the end.

Performance Over Time

This section shows how the video has done over time and could help you determine when it might be a good time to update your content.

Player Impressions and Engagement

This shows you for the visits and clicks on the video, who is playing the video and how far through they are getting, this can inform the length of your videos as well as the content and/or delivery.

Top Places

One can see where users are tuning in from, which is part of your assessment of your audience.

Devices Overview

Allows you to assess what kind of devices your audience is tuning into your videos with.

Top Domains

This section helps answer the question about how the users are getting to your content, through which sites or domains?

Need additional help?

Please contact the Service Desk at 603-862-4242 or contact the Technology Help Desk on your local campus.