Video Overview page
Video overview page
On this page you can:
- See the different generated versions of your video.
- Open the video in the editor to make further changes.
- View the video analytics.
- Invite collaborators to view, edit, and/or comment on the video.
- Share your video.
- Change the title and description of the video.
- Comment on the video and see pre-existing comments.
Publishing
In order to share your video with your audience, you will need to publish it.
Publishing your video will create a shareable link and embed code for your video, as well as enable the option to export a SCORM package to upload to your LMS.
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Shareable links are not discoverable via search engines.
The link to the share page is publicly accessible, but not publicly discoverable. This means that in order for someone to access a published video, they will have to have the video link shared with them directly.
To publish your video:
- Click the
Sharebutton in the upper right corner of the video overview page. - Click the
Create linkbutton.
Sharing
There are three ways that you can share a published video with the Synthesia video player:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Copy embed code | Copy an embed code to embed your video in another website with an iframe. |
| Copy link | Get a publicly accessible link to the Synthesia video's share page. |
| Download SCORM | Export your video as a SCORM package to embed the Synthesia video player in your Learning Management System and track your learners' video completion rates. |
SCORM
To export a SCORM package:
- Under Download SCORM:
- Select an export version:
- SCORM 1.2
- SCORM 2004
- Select an export version:
- Specify the percentage of the video that your learners need to watch in order to mark the video as completed for them in your LMS. Either drag the slider or edit the text in the text field to set the completion criteria.
- Click
Download SCORMto download the.zipfile.
Video Analytics
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Note: Video Analytics are only available for videos shared via Synthesia's video player. This includes videos shared via embeds, SCORM packages, and the video's share page link. Synthesia's Video Analytics are not available for video content that has been downloaded as an
.mp4and uploaded into another platform.
After you've published a generated video, you'll have access to video analytics from the Overview page:
Select Analytics at the top of the page to open the full-page analytics experience for a given version of a video. The analytics page is organized into three tabs:
- Adoption — engagement metrics such as views, watch time, and completion.
- Interactions — metrics related to interactive elements in the video.
- Results — per-learner quiz results, including a score distribution, a filterable learner table, and CSV export.
Adoption
You can display the data for a given metric in daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly intervals.
| Metric | Description | Tab |
|---|---|---|
| Impressions | Number of times your video was displayed (i.e. showed up in a feed). | Adoption |
| Views | Total number of times the video has been viewed. | Adoption |
| Unique viewers | Number of distinct people who have watched a video—multiple views don't count. | Adoption |
| Engagement | Average percentage of video content watched by viewers. | Adoption |
| View rate | Percentage of impressions that resulted in a view. | Adoption |
| Completion rate | Percent of views where 95% or more of the video was watched. | Adoption |
| Total watch time | Total collective time users spent watching the video. | Adoption |
| Avg. watch time | Average time (in minutes and seconds) that a user has watched the video. | Adoption |
| Average Watched Ratio | Average percentage of video content watched by viewers. | Adoption |
Interactions
You can display the data for a given metric in daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly intervals.
| Metric | Description | Tab |
|---|---|---|
| Question attempts | Total number of times users responded to a question. | Interactions |
| Question pass rate | Percentage of correct responses to questions relative to all responses. | Interactions |
| Quiz attempts | Total number of times users attempted to answer the quiz. | Interactions |
| Quiz pass rate | Percentage of quiz passed relative to quiz completions. | Interactions |
| Button CTR | The percentage of interactivity button impressions that resulted in a click. | Interactions |
| Button impressions | The number of times an interactivity button was displayed. | Interactions |
Results
The Results tab shows how individual learners performed on the quizzes in your video. Use it to see the spread of scores across your audience, drill into any learner's attempt history, and export the raw data.
| Metric | Description | Tab |
|---|---|---|
| Total learners | The number of distinct learners who completed the assignment. | Results |
| Avg best score | The average of the highest session score per learner, calculated across all learners. | Results |
Learner data table:
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Learner | Learner's name or anonymous identifier |
| Session | Number of attempts the learner has made |
| Best score | Learner's highest score across all attempts |
| Status | Whether the learner has completed the quiz |
| Last session | Date and time of learners most recent attempt |
Individual learner data
Click any learner to open their history:
Progress — a chart plotting the learner's score across sessions, with the passing score marked as a reference line.
Sessions — each session listed with its Date, Status, and Score. The highest-scoring session is tagged BEST.
Quiz results— click any session for the overall score, whether the learner passed, and their response to each question.
Export learner data
Export the raw session data for a quiz to analyze it outside Synthesia or share it with stakeholders who don't have access to the analytics page.
- Open the Results tab of the video analytics page.
- Select
Request CSVin the sidebar.
The export is generated in the background and sent to your login email as a .zip file, usually within a few minutes (up to 15). The CSV inside contains one row per session, with each learner's score, status, date, and question-level responses.
More actions
Click on the three dots in the top right corner of the video overview page to access the More actions menu.
From this menu, you'll be able to:
- Open in a new tab
- Open the location (folder) that the video is in
- Move the video to another workspace or folder
- Rename the video
- Download the video, audio, captions, and XLIFF data
- Duplicate the video
- Translate the video
- Generate YouTube codes
- Save the video as a template
- View the video analytics.
- Remove the video
Download
You have three options for downloading your video content:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Video | Download the video as an .mp4 file. The video's resolution will be 1080p (1920x1080 pixels). |
| Audio | Download the audio of the video as a .wav file. |
| XLIFF | Download the latest version of the video's text data as an .xliff file. |
| Download captions | Download the captions for your video. Captions are available as both .srt and .vtt files. |
Duplicate
Duplicating a video will create a private copy of it in the My videos section.
Translate
Select the Translate option to select languages to translate your video into and start the video translation process.
Generate YouTube codes
YouTube codes prove that you have the right to use stock music from Soundstripe in your video.
If you've created a video using stock music from Soundstripe and plan to upload your video to YouTube, be sure to generate YouTube codes for the music you've used and add them to your YouTube video's description in order to avoid copyright issues with your video.
Save as template
Clicking Save as template will create a copy of the current video as a template. You'll be redirected to the editor, where you can edit the newly-created template and publish it to your custom template library to use for future videos.
Remove
Put the video in the Trash.