Track how often TTS is played #26689
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joshlory
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Jan 23, 2019
| study: 'tts-play', | ||
| study_group: 'v1', | ||
| event: 'play', | ||
| data_string: this.props.src, |
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Is it straightforward to map audio file src back to the message being played?
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If I understand your question correctly:
The src will be something like: https://tts.code.org/sharon22k/180/100/dcd9c0d72e54896a7d9a3399997885f1/courseC_maze_programming8_predict1_2018.mp3
Each level has a corresponding TTS file, so we can associate the above audio url with the level: courseC_maze_programming8_predict1_2018
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We have anecdotal evidence that TTS is used by students and teachers have requested more of it.
This change will help us build a set of data to support or refute these anecdotes, answer questions about TTS usage, and measure changes in TTS behavior as we extend TTS support.
This change tracks when a user selects play on a TTS audio file and records which file got played (which is associated with a single level), the puzzle number it was played on (in case a single level is used in multiple scripts), and the user id of who played it.
cc: @ryansloan