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Sequence a video playlist.

Chain videos into an ordered playlist so a multi-part program runs as one experience with one report.

Works on the video you already have. No re-encoding.

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Playlists shown in the Mindstamp editor

What it does

A program, not a folder of links

Sending five separate links means five separate completions and no picture of the whole path.

One link for the series

Learners get one entry point for the ordered video list.

Order can be enforced

Require the sequence where it matters, so module three is not taken before module one.

Progress across the set

Completion is reported across the playlist, not per video in isolation.

In practice

What belongs in a playlist

Anything with more than one part and an intended order.

  • Multi-module onboarding programs
  • Course units delivered over several weeks
  • Product certification tracks with a required order
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What gets reported

The path each viewer took

Every interaction on the timeline is recorded against the viewer who used it.

Standard video analytics

412 plays

A play count does not tell you who watched, or what they did at this moment in the video.

Viewer report · Playlists412 viewers

Dana K.
Took the pricing path at 1:10 · watched 92%
S. Patel
Took the onboarding path at 1:10 · watched 100%
M. Okafor
Stopped at 0:58 · before the first choice

+ 409 more viewers

Questions

What teams ask about playlists

Can learners resume where they stopped?

Yes. Progress is tracked across the full playlist.

Can each video still branch?

Yes. A playlist sets the sequence; individual videos keep their own interactions and paths.

Try it on one video

Turn five videos into one program

Sequence what you already have and get a single completion record.