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Web 2.0 business skills development tool launches at HRD 2008

by Personnel Today 7 Mar 2008
by Personnel Today 7 Mar 2008

Web 2.0 innovative technology-enabled learning and development solutions from new provider Digital Training Videos are being launched at this year’s HRD event in London.

DTV delivers engaging, relevant, up-to-date business skills videos direct to desktops. Core benefits in DTV training are greater value, flexibility, choice, quality and trackability.

Focusing on communications, teamwork and leadership advice, Digital Training Videos empowers users with key knowledge for professional self-improvement in a fresh, entertaining, accessible and affordable way.

The DTV service has been developed by communications specialist, Deliverers which for the past decade has been designing and delivering bespoke corporate communications solutions and programmes to thousands of employees of UK and international brands including AstraZeneca, Schering-Plough, Virgin and HMV.

The service launches at HRD on Stand 500 with an initial release of 20 newly produced films under the categories of communication, sales, customer service and teamwork.

New content and titles are being uploaded every month.

DTV offers bite-sized videos and downloadable support material, available on licence packages or pay-per-view pricings.

DTV users can view and select from an easily navigable topic library, spanning personal and professional development, management, leadership, coaching, communications, customer service, sales, teamwork and sustainability.

Specially designed to meet learning needs across the organisational hierarchy, from strategic senior CEO levels to foundation entry positions, DTV’s training and development contents are based on intensive in-depth research, consultation and advice from industry leaders, authors, lecturers & professors at major UK universities and business schools.

DTV is intended as an employee performance support system  for large organisations and academic institutions to provide just-in-time, just-enough and ‘just-for-me’ learning for learners who are geographically dispersed.

Yet, thanks to its low cost and accessibility, it is equally appropriate for individual self-learners and workers in small and medium enterprises.

Users can plan, monitor and analyse individual or team learning progress. Time spent on each topic can be recorded to determine the user’s learning route and chart future development goals.

Each screening is an end-to-end learning experience with accompanying support material including a learning pack, summary buzz-bite video and a topic quiz to reinforce key learning points.

Managers’ packs will be available for corporate account team leaders and managers to email video links to their staff as well as allowing them to download materials for facilitating training workshops based around their video choices.

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