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Engagement folder

The following Metrics, facts and attributes are found in the Engagement folder in the Data Catalogue

Name

Type

Definition

Avg Engagement Per User

Metric

The average number of views, likes, shares, comments, and follows per engaged user.

Comments

Fact

The number of comments posted below an item of content.

Engaged User (%)

Metric

The number of users that engage with content by commenting, sharing, following, viewing, or creating content. This is expressed as a percentage of users that have access to the community.

Engagement Rate

Metric

Engagement Rate is calculated as a sum of all likes, comments, shares, follows and questions divided by number of engaged users in defined time period.

Engagement Rate (%)

Metric

The total number of engagements, divided by the total amount of engaged users, within defined period. 100% indicates that there is one engagement for every user. The higher the percentage, the more engaged your user base is.

Follows

Metric

The number of times an item of content has been followed.

Likes

Metric

The number of times an item of content has been liked.

Questions Asked

Metric

The number of questions posted.

Share Id

Attribute

The unique identifier used to differentiate a share.

Shared to (Community/Group/User)

Attribute

Where an item of content is shared. An item of content can be shared to a community, a group of users, or a selected user. Note: You can use the "Share Target Community" or "User Id"/"User Name" attributes to add more detail to the recipient of the share.

Shares

Metric

Number of times an item of content has been shared.

Total Engagement

Metric

The total number of likes, comments, follows, shares, and questions asked in a community by a user.

Users Engaged with Content

Metric

The number of users that engage with content by commenting, sharing, following, viewing or creating content.

What Was Shared

Attribute

The item that was shared.

The following items can be shared:

  • Content

  • Event Occurrence

  • Observational Assessment

  • Survey

  • Topic


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