Two step types produce more than a done-or-not-done: interactive case studies and videos. Each has its own report under Manage Content, so you can read what players actually wrote in a case study and see who really watched a video.
Case Studies
A Case Studies tab appears in Manage Content once the Adventure has a case-study step. It lists every case-study step with its milestone, how many players have tried it, how many attempts there are, and how many passed. You can filter to ones that have been attempted or that nobody has tried yet, and sort by name, players or attempts. Read entries opens the step's report.
Every Attempt Is Kept
The Case Study Entries page keeps every attempt: the passes, the ones that didn't pass, and the ones people walked away from. Each attempt shows:
- The player and their email.
- Try — which attempt this was for them.
- Result — Passed, Did not pass, In progress, or Left unfinished (a run nobody has touched for six hours).
- Score, Correct (for example 7/10) and Last activity.
Switch between case studies with the picker at the top. Find a player by name or email, sort by player, try, result, score or last activity, and choose how many to show per page. Press Read on any attempt to see it question by question: each answer the player gave, marked Correct or Incorrect, with free-text notes shown as notes rather than marked. An unanswered question says "No answer given".
Exporting
Export CSV downloads the attempts on the selected case study straight from the database, not just the page you're looking at. The columns are Player, Email, Try, Result, Score, Correct, Questions, Last activity and Answers. Answers holds every answer in one cell, each marked correct or incorrect where it was scored.
Videos
A Videos tab appears once the Adventure has a video step. For each video it shows how many people watched, the average time watched, the video's length, and how much of it the average watcher got through. Who watched opens the Who Watched page for that video. There's a picker to switch videos and a search by name or email, and for each player it shows:
- Watched — their total watching time.
- Of the video — as a share of its length. It caps at 100%, so someone who rewatched doesn't read as an error.
- Sittings — how many separate times they watched.
- Last watched
Every column sorts. Time is counted only while the video is actually playing and the tab is in front, so it measures watching rather than leaving a video open. It's analytics only: watch time never changes whether a video step counts as done.