Measuring the impact of community and education in a Web3 gaming platform involves assessing various qualitative and quantitative factors. Here's a comprehensive approach to measuring the impact of community and education:
Community Impact Measurement:
1.	User Engagement: Measure user participation in discussions, events, and forums. Look at metrics like active users, posts/comments per user, and time spent on community platforms.
2.	Social Media Metrics: Analyze follower growth, likes, shares, and comments across social media platforms. High engagement indicates a strong community.
3.	Community Growth: Track the growth rate of the Cubic community over time, including new member invites, and their level of activity.
4.	Market Activity: We measure movements on our NFT marketplace such as price, trading volume, and market capitalization. These factors can reflect community sentiment and engagement.
5.	User-Generated Content: Measure the amount and quality of user-generated content, such as help guides, memes, tutorials, and videos related to Cubic.
6.	Governance Participation (currently building): With the governance mechanism that we are building, we will be able to track the number of proposals, votes cast, and the diversity of participants in decision-making processes.
Education Impact Measurement:
1.	Learning Engagement: Monitor the usage of educational resources, such as articles, tutorials, webinars, and courses. Track metrics like page views, completion rates, and time spent on each resource.
2.	Feedback and Reviews: Collect feedback from users about the quality and effectiveness of educational content. Positive reviews and constructive feedback suggest successful educational initiatives.
3.	Skill Improvement: Assess users' progression in terms of skill development, as evidenced by improved gameplay, understanding of Web3 concepts, and strategic decision-making.
4.	Community Support: Evaluate whether educational initiatives have led to an increase in informed discussions, higher-quality contributions, and better problem-solving within the community.
5.	User Surveys: Periodically conduct surveys to gather direct feedback from users about the educational materials and their impact on their understanding and engagement with your platform.
6.	New User Onboarding: Analyze how quickly new users are able to grasp the fundamental concepts of gaming on our Cubic Platform, indicating the effectiveness of our educational efforts.
Cross-Cutting Measurement:
1.	Retention Rate: Measure how long users stay engaged with on Cubic. High retention rates can be attributed to a combination of strong community engagement and effective education.
2.	Referral Rate: Monitor how many users are referred by existing community members through various invitation trackers and competitions. A high referral rate can indicate a strong sense of community and the value of educational resources.
3.	Event Participation: Track attendance and engagement in events related to both community-building and education. Compare the participation levels before and after introducing these initiatives.
4.	Feedback Loop: Establish a feedback loop where we continuously collect input from the community to refine both our community-building and education strategies.
5.	Long-Term Impact: Over time, assess how community engagement and education have influenced user satisfaction, platform growth, and overall success, considering factors like user reviews, platform usage metrics, and business KPIs.