Accessing viewing statistics for Panopto videos
Faculty can access video viewing statistics for Panopto at the folder and video levels. These statistics give you information such as how often your videos are being viewed, what portions of your videos users are watching most, and which users are accessing your videos.
Note: To see specific names of viewers, the Sharing settings of folder or video should be set to either Specific people or Anyone at your organization with the link. Other sharing options may generate a listing of Anonymous.
Locate the desired Panopto video and click the Stats button.
(The Stats button is also available in the upper left corner of a video that is playing.)
Scroll down to the Top Viewers section to see the list of viewers.
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