5 Ways to Calculate the ROI of Video for Employee Training
Speaker
Head of Customer Evangelism, Panopto
Webinar Recording Details
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Date and TimeWed, Aug 22, 2018 at 12PM Pacific / 3PM Eastern
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Duration1 Hour
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Cost$0 (Free)
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Description
You’ve seen the reports. That shifting to video-based eLearning can save the average company 50% to 70%. That IBM found up to 40% of its classroom training costs were spent just on travel. That Ernst and Young saved 35% by investing in eLearning. And that Microsoft’s move to video-based training helped reduce costs by $303 per learner, from $320 to just $17.
But is it possible to calculate the potential ROI of video for your own organization?
Video has grown quickly with businesses large and small, proving an efficient means to scale existing training activities and enable Learning & Development teams to do more. In this webinar we’ll walk through 5 ways you can answer the ROI question for video, and give you real tools you can use to estimate the cost savings and productivity boosts video can mean for you.
But is it possible to calculate the potential ROI of video for your own organization?
Video has grown quickly with businesses large and small, proving an efficient means to scale existing training activities and enable Learning & Development teams to do more. In this webinar we’ll walk through 5 ways you can answer the ROI question for video, and give you real tools you can use to estimate the cost savings and productivity boosts video can mean for you.
About Steve Rozillis
Steve Rozillis heads Customer Evangelism at Panopto, helping L&D professionals to convert general interest in video into concrete, practical applications for video-enabled training, communications, social learning, and knowledge management programs. Steve studied Communications at the University of Michigan and Duquesne University. A father of two children under 6, his hobbies today include building a lot of sandcastles.
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