# Video Analytics 

> **Source**: [Wiki](https://help.trainn.co/By7QrMBkLdQ-video-analytics)
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> <p>Everything you need to know about measuring your video engagement and analytics using Trainn's analytics dashboard.</p>

## Browse Collection

1. [Key Metrics ](https://help.trainn.co/By7QrMBkLdQ-video-analytics/dXXqhJ53I7k-key-metrics.md) (Article)
2. [Admin & Creation Health](https://help.trainn.co/By7QrMBkLdQ-video-analytics/4NQmQT1Yx9I-admin-creation-health.md) (Article)
3. [Content Performance by Channel ](https://help.trainn.co/By7QrMBkLdQ-video-analytics/iuvgXmju3rU-content-performance-by-channel.md) (Article)
4. [Understanding Video Analytics](https://help.trainn.co/By7QrMBkLdQ-video-analytics/UaThql6gxhk-understanding-video-analytics.md) (Video)

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# ARTICLE: Admin & Creation Health

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## CONTENT

### **Workspace Users**

The number of users in your workspace with permission to create and publish content — this includes anyone with the Owner, Admin, or Creator role.

Learners, Moderators, and Managers are not counted here, as they don't create content.

Types of user roles  

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### Published Content

The total number of videos, guides, articles that are live in your workspace and published. Refer to the image below.

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### Draft Content

The number of videos and guides that have been created but not yet published. Refer to the image below. 

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### **Content Quality Score**

The percentage of rated content pieces that received a positive rating (like) from your learners. Every learner who consumes a video, guide, or article can rate it with a like or dislike. Content Quality Score is the aggregate ratio of likes to total ratings across all your published content.

**Formula:** *Total likes ÷ (Total likes + Total dislikes)*

💡 A high score indicates learners are finding your content helpful and well-aligned with what they came looking for. A lower score is usually a signal that the content doesn't fully cover the topic, is outdated, or isn't structured clearly enough for self-serve consumption.

**What to keep in mind:**

- Only rated content contributes to this score. Content that hasn't received any likes or dislikes is excluded from the calculation.
- This is a workspace-wide aggregate. To see ratings at the individual content level, go to the content's [analytics](https://help.trainn.co/By7QrMBkLdQ-video-analytics/Q5uRwhe1WjGHKOKgxF5VnQ) page.

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### Content Freshness

The percentage of your published content that has been updated in the last 180 days.

> Content that hasn't been touched in over 6 months often drifts out of sync with your product — UI changes, renamed features, or new workflows can make older videos and guides confusing for learners. A higher freshness score means your library is more likely to reflect your current product experience.