Favorites and rankings

Favorites

Save a lecture to join it when it starts, or to watch it again later.

Press the heart on a lecture to keep it in your favorites. You need to be signed in, so if you aren’t, the heart takes you to sign in first. Your Favorites page, in the account menu, lists them in 3 sections:

• Coming up. Soonest first, so you can join when they start.
• Watch again. Recordings of lectures that took place.
• Did not take place. Lectures that were cancelled, stopped, or never streamed.

Each lecture shows how many people saved it. Saving a lecture doesn’t change any score. A section with more than 10 lectures shows them 10 at a time, with page numbers below.

Rankings

The Rankings page ranks tutors and agencies by their score for a day, a week, a month, or all time.

• A lecture’s score is its live watch-minutes: the minutes people spent watching it while it was live, as YouTube reports them.
• A tutor’s score is the sum of their lectures that ended in that day, week, or month. An agency’s score is the sum of the lectures booked under it.
• All time adds up every lecture that has a score, from the first one on.
• Days run from midnight to midnight UTC, and weeks from Monday to Sunday, so everyone sees the same ranking.
• The top 3 lead the first page, and the ranking shows 25 to a page. The page number stays in the address, so a link opens the same page.
• YouTube reports a lecture about 2 days after it ends, and its score is final after 5 days. Until then, a recent day, week, or month keeps filling in.

Tutor cards across Telureo show each tutor’s score for this month. In a month’s first days, before any of its lectures has a score, they show last month’s.

Rankings measure live audience, not teaching quality. A smaller subject or a new tutor can be excellent and still have a smaller audience.