Video-based learning is an important component of online training that enriches and
enhances the learning experience. It’s an effective tool for sharing knowledge and information,
and an attractive option when it comes to personal and professional development.
Educational videos are an important content-delivery tool. They are far more engaging than text-only methods, so people increasingly turn to video for their own learning needs. Showing off what you are trying to explain is far more effective than simply telling it. People learn better by example and video is the ideal tool to enhance the learning experience. Training videos bring information to life in a way that is meaningful and relevant to the learner.
Did you know that 70% of employees report that they are not fully equipped for their job? With training videos, you can train your employees, upskill your workforce and enhance learning at your organisation. On-demand video training improves productivity and saves you both time and money.
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Benefits of Online Courses
Here are some reasons why training videos are so effective:
- On-Demand Knowledge Acquisition
- Audience Engagement
- Self-Paced Learning Experience
- Individual Learning Paths
- Higher Retention Rates
- Consistency
- Cost Reduction/One-Time Investment
- Progress Tracking
With online training, it’s also possible to offer online support.
Supplemental materials such as PDF documents that are made available for download can be used to enhance the value of a course.
Types of Training Videos
When setting up an online training course, it’s important to choose the right format for your content. Here are some options:
- Presenter Videos
- Live Action
- Screencasts
- Animation
- Explainer Videos
- Interactive Videos
- Webinars
We can also create eLearning courses from PowerPoint presentations.