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Live classes on Fermion let you host interactive sessions with your learners in real time directly inside your cohort based courses. They’re a powerful way to connect, teach, and engage your audience. After every session, Fermion automatically tracks detailed analytics so you can understand how your livestream performed. Various recorded statistics include attendance, engagement, and viewer behavior. These insights help you improve future sessions and better understand your learners’ interaction patterns.

Accessing livestream analytics

You can view livestream statistics in two ways.
1

Open course builder

Head over to the Courses tab in your instructor dashboard sidebar and open the course builder for the respective live stream session’s parent course.
2

Access via syllabus

  1. Open the desired course and go to the Syllabus section.
  2. Find the session that was livestreamed, click the three dots (⋮) next to it, and select Edit. This will open the live session manager.
  3. Click VIew Stats to view detailed analytics for that specific session.
    Livestream Syllabus Stats
3

Access via Course Builder

  1. From the Live Events tab in your course builder, select the date of the livestream you wish to analyze.
  2. Click View stream stats button next to the desired live stream to open the analytics dashboard.
    Course Builder Livestream Stats

Livestream stats overview

Once you open the analytics page, you’ll see a comprehensive overview of the livestream’s performance metrics:
  • Total attendees: The total number of learners who joined the session.
  • Peak concurrent: The highest number of viewers watching simultaneously.
  • Avg. watch time: The average time each participant spent watching your session.
  • Session duration: The total duration of the livestream.
  • Audience engagement over time: A live graph showing how engagement (viewers, chats, on-stage users) changed throughout the session.
  • Users brought on stage: The number of participants who were invited on stage during the session.
  • Total viewing hours: The cumulative total of all viewers’ watch time.
  • Chat messages: The number of messages sent in the chat during the livestream.
Livestream Stats Below these stats, you’ll find a list of all participants, showing their time on stage and watch time individually, giving you detailed insights into how long each learner stayed and interacted. Livestream Stats Participants

Livestream ratings

At the top-right corner of the analytics page, you can access Livestream Ratings: a quick summary of how your viewers rated their session experience.
Click the “See livestream ratings” button to see detailed feedback and understand audience satisfaction.

Exporting data

To keep a record or analyze results further, you can download all livestream analytics in a .csv file.
Simply click the Download Results as CSV button located at the top-right of the analytics dashboard.
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