5 Reasons Your Training Videos Don't Belong On YouTube
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Head of Customer Evangelism, Panopto
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Date and TimeTue, May 22, 2018 at 9AM Pacific / 12PM Eastern
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Duration1 Hour
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Cost$0 (Free)
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Description
You wouldn’t trust YouTube with a video that held your personal credit card information. But right now, a quick YouTube search turns up 815,000 videos for “internal meeting,” 310,000 more for “product roadmap,” and 168,000 for “confidential training”. Hopefully, none of those are yours.
Every video your business creates needs to be stored somewhere, but where exactly you choose to share your recordings makes a big difference to what your team can do with those videos and how your business can take advantage of them in the future.
In this webcast we’ll examine 5 serious pitfalls that make YouTube a poor choice for hosting your company’s training videos, then look at the pros and cons of 6 alternatives to find smarter places for your business to keep its video safe.
Every video your business creates needs to be stored somewhere, but where exactly you choose to share your recordings makes a big difference to what your team can do with those videos and how your business can take advantage of them in the future.
In this webcast we’ll examine 5 serious pitfalls that make YouTube a poor choice for hosting your company’s training videos, then look at the pros and cons of 6 alternatives to find smarter places for your business to keep its video safe.
About Steve Rozillis
Steve Rozillis is part of the team 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. Prior to Panopto he was a part of the team at Liberty Mutual. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and Duquesne University. A father of two elementary schoolers, his hobbies today include creating countless towers, paintings, and sandcastles that are always at least just a little bigger than last time. www.panopto.com