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Video questions, answered live.

Ask viewers to record a video response inside the experience so you can assess their answer and delivery.

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

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Video questions shown in the Mindstamp editor

What it does

Some answers have to be performed

A video answer shows how someone delivers a pitch or performs a procedure.

Captures delivery

Review tone, clarity, confidence, and the content of the answer.

No scheduling

Asynchronous, so assessment does not need a calendar slot for every participant.

Stored per person

Each recording sits against the viewer, ready to review or compare over time.

In practice

When to ask for video back

Assess practice, pitch, pronunciation, or other work that you would usually review live.

  • Sales pitch certification before a rep goes live
  • Language speaking assessment in a course
  • Interview screening at the top of a hiring funnel
Knowledge check: Video questions configured in the editorMINDSTAMPPUBLISHEDKnowledge checkVideo questionsCHECKPOINT · 01What should happen next?Guide the viewer by intentSend everyone the same way

What gets reported

Every answer, by viewer

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 · Video questions412 viewers

R. Alvarez
Answered at 0:42 · response saved · watched to the end
J. Whitfield
Answered at 0:42 · answer marked incorrect · reviewed the section
M. Okafor
Stopped at 0:38 · no answer submitted

+ 409 more viewers

Questions

What teams ask about video questions

Does the viewer need to install anything?

No. Recording happens in the browser after the viewer grants camera access.

Where do the recordings live?

In your account, attached to the viewer who submitted them, and exportable.

Try it on one video

Ask for a video answer

Replace one scheduled assessment call with a question inside a recording.