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- rickechojanContributor 3
I have used invideoai to create training as it does a great job of creating videos from prompts. If you pay you can edit the images etc as well to tailor to your business. Citation Canada (formerly HrDownloads) is a great option for assigning the training
- AmymorrisContributor 2
also would like to know!
- ryaantuttleJobber Ambassador
This is probably one of the only areas we always handle in-house with our team...
Reason being, most software platforms only allow you to "build" on their platform and/or templates. If and/when you leave someday, you can't take it with you. Also, if the company pivots, dissolves or mergers, you can lose all of your info and/or rights to the info. No bueno!
Another reason we do this in-house, it allows and empowers the team to build out the SOP's, Handbooks and/or Manuals TOGETHER. It's turned out to be a very successful team building activity, and also helps people align with the Mission and Vision.
We build out in:
Google Driveusing:
Google Doc's for Rough Draftsonce finalized we turn them into PDF's
using:
Google Drive.then:
Print, Share, Etc...
Feel free to let me know if you have any more questions along your journey! - WiringByronContributor 4
Check out something called Gemba docs and also another platform called Trainual.
- FBContributor 2
EdApp: Mobile LMS is pretty good. A lot of ready to go safety templates for the trade industries. It also tracks and sends reports when an employee finishes a training course.
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