New AI-Powered Content Quality Dashboard!

RyanJaress

Hey Instructor Community!

What if you could know exactly which lectures in your courses need updates…without spending hours reviewing every single one?

Meet the New Content Quality Dashboard

This isn't just another analytics tool.  This is an AI-powered assistant that analyzes real learner feedback and tells you precisely which lectures learners are flagging as outdated. This new dashboard is available to all instructors participating in Udemy’s GenAI Program.

Here's how it works:

Crystal Clear Insights

The Content Quality Dashboard shows exactly which lectures learners are flagging through reviews, Q&A posts, and direct feedback. You'll see the actual learner comments and know exactly why something needs updating.

Smart Prioritization

The dashboard ranks updates by impact and urgency, so you can focus your time on changes that will drive the biggest improvements in ratings and revenue. Plus, simple status tracking (Open/Resolved/Dismissed) keeps you organized.

Proactive Protection

Stay ahead of negative reviews and rating drops. Keep that competitive edge with consistently fresh content that builds stronger learner trust.

Check out the new dashboard and share any tips you discover along the way or any feedback or thoughts in the thread here.

View Your Dashboard here.

Proactive updates prevent negative reviews, protect your ratings, and can keep learners engaging with your course.  Check out this Teaching Center article on Course Maintenance to learn more.

Teach on,

The Udemy Instructor Team

CarlosMartinez

Thanks for sharing this, Ryan.

I’ve already spent some time exploring the Content Quality Dashboard, and I agree it’s a great step forward for helping instructors prioritize course maintenance without manually re-watching every lecture. Seeing the exact learner comments behind each flag is especially useful to understand the “why,” not just the “what.”

That said, in my experience, not every flag will require an immediate update—some are more about learner expectations or context. But even then, the dashboard is very valuable because it helps us focus our effort where it actually moves the needle for learners (and avoids spending time on low-impact changes).