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Great questions. The individual sessions are the main differentiator. The hotspots are too general. I can't see if users are skipping parts, or re-watching par
by kabuks 16y ago
Great questions.
The individual sessions are the main differentiator.
The hotspots are too general. I can't see if users are skipping parts, or re-watching parts. And if they are, how many times are they re-watching.
- user24 16y ago> The hotspots are too general. I can't see if users are skipping parts, or re-watching parts. And if they are, how many times are they re-watching. Yes, I think you're right - that is your USP. Do you track pauses? And what do you think the significance of a pause is? (just out of interest).
- kabuks 16y agoI track pauses by users, and pauses due to buffering. So far I'm not using. Can't yet think of how this data can be turned to useful information.
- user24 16y agoCool, good stuff to record. When I pause video for a short amount of time (<5 ish seconds), it's usually because I'm talking about the video. Longer pauses are probably due to be being distracted by something. Not sure if that's true of the general populace though. Interesting service. You should expand to include slide analytics. Or slideshare should do.
- user24 16y agoYou should record tab focus changes too. If I start to lose interest I'll often leave the video running while I swap tabs. I'm half-listening so I'll switch back if it grabs my interest again.