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3 Strategies for Making Your Training Videos Easier to Search

Tuesday, February 27, 2018 2:00pm - 3:00pm EST

Host: Association for Talent Development
By: Steve Rozillis, Head of Customer Evangelism, Panopto
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It’s the single biggest problem with using video in training programs: Video content is impossible to search.
Fortunately, a new wave of tools and strategies is illuminating the black box. In this webcast, we’ll dig into the data that underscore just how important search is to your training videos, and look at 2018’s new best practices for helping your people find more of the instructional content they need, right when they need it.

In this webcast, you will learn:

  • why search matters when it comes to video-based training materials
  • the technical reasons why tools like a learning management system and a content management system can’t effectively search video content
  • ideas for using a combination of tags, transcripts, and technologies to make video content easier for employees to discover and reference.

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Steve Rozillis
Steve Rozillis

Head of Customer Evangelism, Panopto

Steve Rozillis heads customer evangelism at Panopto, helping L&D professionals convert general interest in video into concrete, practical applications for video-enabled training, communications, social learning, and knowledge management programs. Prior to Panopto, Steve worked at Safeco Insurance, a division of Liberty Mutual, helping independent insurance business owners identify and take advantage of local web marketing tactics to better compete with industry giants. Steve studied communications at the University of Michigan and Duquesne University.

 


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