Interactive for stream

[Chris Knowlton]

Hi Larry. Thanks for sharing your suggestion! Could you please provide a bit more detail?

We're not quite clear on what you'd like the user experience to be. Who is pausing the video? How / where would you like to "provide a link to handouts and related documents" - in the video, in the comments, in the Interactivity pane, verbally? How / when would the video be un-paused?

-Chris

[Lschmitendorf]

Since posting this we have developed a SharePoint site with the videos and related documents on the same page so the users can pause the video and get any additional resources that might be referenced.  However, SharePoint and Stream do have limitations on how we sort the videos on the SharePoint site and does not provide any useable data on who has watched the videos and if they watched through to the end or exited prior to the end.  I have also experimented with adding Forms to the end as quizzes to assess the learning experience but have no plans to do that at this time.

[Chris Knowlton]

@Lschmitendorf - Larry, circling back to this, we are now making improvements to the Stream web part for use with New Stream. If there are specific requests you have for what content you can show with a web part and how it gets sorted, please share those as a new idea, and add the "Web Part" label. Just go to Submit an Idea.

Regarding who watched and for how long, it's true that Stream (Classic) does not provide this information. However, if you are using New Stream and thus store your video files on OneDrive for Business or SharePoint Online, you can access basic statistics about views and viewers. For site-level statistics, see Site Usage information. At the file level, select any video, and then go to the Details pane and click on Views, which brings up a separate File Statistics pane.