Techniq™ Online University

Techniq™ Online University is an integrated Software as a Service (SaaS) solution that helps Corporations, Educational Institutions and Non-profit organizations manage their education offerings. Using this system organizations can manage the entire learning process including managing learners, managing courses/classes and generating reports.

Please write to contact@vitalect.com if you are interested in a walk through or a demo.

Introducing TalkTime for Slack

We are happy to announce our new video communication app TalkTime. The app lets you start a video conference with your Slack team member just like that. No additional software is required.No browser plugins are required. No additional registrations are required and as expected. The video chat is compatible with the latest versions of major browsers like Mozilla FireFox and Google Chrome (IE is not supported).

With our integration with Slack, we bring to you the complete communication solution. Slack's powerful communication features complimented by our video conference options provide for a communication suite like no other. Here is how it works:

Fire up Talktime from within Slack using the simple command /talktime

The 'Click here' link will fire up Talktime from within Slack by opening up a Talktime room.

Start Room in the next screen can start the session and fire up your Webcam. All that is left is to wait for your friends to join the room. Your friends can join the room by clicking on the links shared with
them through Slack. Once they join the room, you can start Catching up! 

Vitalect Announces Techniq Catchup - a new, Free Video Chat Service

Free, No Frills Video conferencing , File Share, Text Chat

 

SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 7, 2016 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Vitalect today announced the availability of a new video conferencing Service - Techniq Catchup. Catchup is all about you - and the people you care about, people you want to talk to. Catchup just lets you do that. With catchup, you can invite a maximum of five people to a video conference and talk for as long as you want - for free. You an also do text chat during the call as well as share files with other participants.

All you need is an account to initiate a call, an Internet connection and Chrome browser. The other pariticipants are not required to create accounts - they can just join the session by clicking on the session link in the invitation email you send them. Signing up will give you access t oa whole lot of features like managing your own contacts, creating teams for quick access to calls, manage a history of all your calls etc. Signing up is free at https://labs.vitalect.com/catchup/. Once you sign up for the system, you will get access to all new features by default. Sign up now and start catching up!

This is our first public release of this service which we have been internaly using for over  a year. Our beta customers have responded very enthusastically to this service and we decided that it was time to open it up to the community of Internet users at large while we are constantly working on enhancing features of the system.  " said Pran Kurup, CEO of Vitalect. 

About Vitalect: 

Vitalect is an eLearning software solutions company focused on providing a suite of tools and technologies that help organizations effectively manage their training services. Vitalect provides the Techniq™ family of products, a robust suite of tools and technologies for delivering online training. The Techniq™ platform is seamlessly integrated with Cisco-WebEx™, Citrix®, Salesforce™, and payment gateways such as PayPal™ and Authorize.net™. Vitalect also provides the Learning corner, a market place for selling courses, The learning corner hosts courses from individual contributors to front line business leaders.

For more information, visit:  http://www.vitalect.com/

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Web Conferencing made easy!

To meet online is increasingly becoming the norm. In fact, online meetings have been increasingly gaining popularity over the last several years, thanks to services like Google Hangouts. At the same time, there are commercial solutions that are available as well. 

We are happy to announce the availability of Techniq Meeting, a simple, easy to use, online web conferencing tool.  Participants can use webcams to see each other and their headsets to speak via VOIP. 

The presenter needs to install Java in order to screen share. Other than this no installs are required. The presenter can however, share docs, ppts etc. during the presentation rather easily.

The presenter can also record the session. For now, we allow up to 10 attendees per session. Registrants can manage their contacts and easily invite other attendees from their contacts.

And guess what,this service is free!

Give it a test drive, try it today and do send us your feedback!

Customizations & Workarounds

With the growth of online applications integrations between systems have become increasingly critical. We receive several requests for customization as would most software providers. We add these features on an ongoing basis depending on urgency and value to the overall system. The good news is that as long as new features are on "our platform" we have the flexibility to do what it takes to design and implement pretty much any feature. We also provide open APIs to our system so if any other application providers wish to integrate with our platform we provide them all the support they need. However, when customers want us to integrating our platform with other solutions it is important that other systems provide open APIs for us to integrate. When not  available, we have to jump through hoops and develop workarounds.

Recently, we had a prospect who had a need to integrate our platform with Live Meeting. Unfortunately, live meeting APIs don't lend themselves to integration with other web apps.  After discussions with the customer we devised a workable solutions. The end-user can register for a Live Meeting session or a Live Meeting series from our platform and get access to a link. On clicking this link the user is taken to a Live Meeting site where the user can join a live session after registration/logging in. This step is a manual process because APIs are unavailable. The Admin can generate reports about registrations for these live session from our platform. We also added the ability for the end user to pay for these registrations using credit cards.

The Admin can also generate payment reports for these sessions.  Then, we extended the Live Sessions feature to Live Series --essentially a grouping of  live sessions along with the associated reports. Unfortunately, this is the best we could provide given that the APIs simply aren't available for  us to do more. Nevertheless, we have happy customer with a solution that works! We'll admit, its not perfect, but it works.

Adobe Connect Integration

We are excited to announce that the Techniq University is now seamlessly integrated with Adobe's Adobe Connect service (in addition to Cisco WebEx and Citrix GoTo products). The Techniq Online University acts as the front-end to the end-user while communicating with Adobe Connect at the backend. This is completely transparent to the end-user.

An Admin will be able to schedule the session from within the system. Once it is scheduled then the registered user on our platform can sign up for a Adobe Training session and later join the session at the time of the session from the Techniq Online University.

These are just some of the key aspects of the integration. Using this integration helps training providers the ability to present a common front-end to its customers and allows their administrators manage the training site through one seamlessly integrated system. If you wish to test drive the integration please sign up for access to our demo site.

Customer interaction in the SaaS world

One big difference that often goes unnoticed between shrink wrapped software and the ubiquitous software as a service (SAAS) products is the significant difference in customer interaction between the software provider and the user. In the former case, once the product is sold the amount of customer support is likely  to decrease dramatically over time. When was the last time you called MS for support for MS Office?

In the SaaS business however it is an ongoing, dynamic  relationship with the end-user because at some level what you are selling or what someone is buying is software packaged as a service. Implicitly users are more inclined to ask for support, and for new features.  And very often we as vendors tend to turnaround and quickly address their feature requests. There is constant rich exchange of ideas  that can trigger some real innovation and creativity.

Over the years, it has been interesting to observe various user types -- how people work with software, how they react, etc. In fact, its very revealing of human natures and tendencies and their variations. Perhaps an ideal space for a scientist who study human behavior!

We thought we should share our observations with you. Here are a few.

The Enthusiastic

Always eager to get more and more features. The "Can we modify this flow so that it becomes easier?" Can we add some enhancements here?" type. Best to work with if you have a good rapport with them. Extremely useful for improving your system. They will literally shake up your system for the good.

The Curious

Someone who is always exploring untouched areas of the system. As the saying goes, curiosity kill the cat. Too much wandering, that too ignoring the clear cut danger signs, have often ended us in trouble (things like what happens if I click  this "delete" button here? Oops!)

The Complaining

You guessed right. The toughest kid in the block. In most cases these will be someone who is familiar with a different but similar system before and therefore is hell-bent on changing our system so that it looks like the other one. Some has even asked for features that has absolutely no relevance to our system (think something like asking for a social sharing button in a private chat room) ... but then again we are trained to give them what they want  whether they use it or not :)

The Vanishing Type

This is a special category that deserves a mention. They are eager to understand the system, they understand what we say, they are happy with everything but guess what? They ask for a whole host of customization after frequent back and forth.They vanish a week before we plan the deployment (in majority of cases because of delays in getting some paper work done). Some re-appear after a couple of months with the same enthusiasm to start it all over again!

There are still many more customer types out there but we will reveal them slowly. And if any of our existing customers are reading this article please understand that this is NOT about you! ... :)

Innovation in K-12 Education

Silicon valley is home to some of the richest and most innovative companies on the planet. Yet, the benefit of having them in our neck of the woods hasn't really helped the school system around these parts.  I heard through the grapevine that Microsoft has done a phenomenal job  helping schools in Seattle -- the quality of teachers and the facilities at the schools there are way ahead of Bay Area schools.

I am not suggesting that these major companies pour funds into schools (though that makes a lot of sense!). Even on the education innovation front, there has been very little, apart from Khan Academy, Coursera and others similar services.  

I was pleasantly surprised to read about AltSchool which is exploring a new, fundamentally different approach to K-12 education. This appears to be a refreshing change from the routine run of the mill education that is being served at the public schools and the more affordable "assembly line" style private schools in the area. 

I don't mean to say that there aren't good schools here. I just think the big bucks, the great technologists,  and everything else that this region has at its disposal have not come together to take a serious, fresh look at what can be key to the future of this country and perhaps the world at large. The folks at AltSchool deserve special kudos for taking on this long overdue challenge.

With the growth of the Internet, computers, online video, online meetings, mobile technology, etc., there simply should be a lot more happening on the education front in the world's innovation capital. Let's hope Altschool is the first of many more such efforts.

Bridging the gap: Combining self paced learning with live video chat

Every course ought to be an interactive learning experience. E-learning has always been one step behind the traditional classroom based learning in this respect. Rather than just act as a course delivery mechanism, the class room based training allowed for active interactions with the teachers and just as importantly, with fellow learners. The e-learning industry has always sought to close this gap. While virtual training sessions like GoTo services from Citrix and the WebEx products have always engaged the participants, self paced course delivery was still lacking the interactive environment.

We have done our fair share to address this issue. Our platform utilizes a course specific comment system so that users can write their feedback on courses and read other users feedback. We also have a discussion forum where users can engage in active discussions on a course. In this model, all users who are signed up for a course can get together in the discussion forum and engage in active discussions on various aspects of the course - all without leaving the system. Along with our course resource, related video, related links features, these interactive features like the comment system and discussion forum provide an interactive learning experience. 

Taking this one step further, we have implemented a course based video sharing system. Using this feature, users registered for a course can take part in a video conference/chat to discuss the course. This negates the need for the Admin to create a separate virtual training session for the same purpose. Users can access the virtual video system from the "Details" page for a course itself. Once the feature is released, Admins will be able to invite single or multiple users to a video chat, share files and discuss the self paced course in detail.

This feature can be utilized for a wide range of purposes, ranging from a Q&A with all the users registered for a course, to conducting a one on one with a single user in case the user needs special attention and guidance. The optional file sharing option will help users share notes while multiple users in the same video chat can simulate the class room environment by conducting a live group discussion. We hope the interactive course based video conference will help our customers achieve an immersive learning experience. Stay tuned!

Contributed by Vinod Rajendran, Vitalect Customer Support

Webinar: Elearning Technology Platform integrated with Citrix GoTo Services

Elearning Technology Platform integrated with CitrixOnline GoTo Services

Date and Time

Fri, Feb 27, 2015 11:00 AM - 11:35 AM PST

Host and Presenter: Pran Kurup (Founder & CEO, Vitalect, Inc.)

Duration: 35 minutes 

 

Register here.

Description

Who should attend? 

• Anyone looking for an affordable online platform with which you can train and certify your employees, customers, partners. 
• Anyone looking for an integrated platform to manage self-paced, Instructor-led, Webinars 
• Anyone with valuable online education material (recordings in various formats, YouTube videos etc.) that you want to publish to users. 
• If you spend several manual hours for tracking your virtual sessions or in-person classroom data for accurate reporting and certification. 
• If you are unhappy with the current system simply because it cannot handle all the various types of course materials/ offerings that you provide. 

Description: If any or all of the above issues are of concern to you then this half an hour session will be invaluable to you. 

Happy New Year!

A BIG thank you to all our customers, partners and friends for the opportunity to work with you during this past year. We hope you all had a good year and we look forward to working with you in 2015!

 From all of us at Vitalect, we wish you a healthy and prosperous new year. All the best!'

"Nobody Reads"

I had an interesting conversation with one of my customers recently. While discussing a particular support issue she was complaining that people kept calling despite the instructions being very explicit. I said, "Have you added it to the course description?" to which she replied, "You bet I have. But that's not the issue. The truth is nobody reads!"

My customer had actually honed in on a serious problem that has become more and more apparent with the advent of the Internet. There was a time when when blogs were widely read. These days even that seems to have stopped. Readers simply write TLDR instead - "Too Long Didn't Read"

In fact, there is a Chrome plugin named TLDR which will summarize an article for you into various sizes!

From a technical standpoint, designing a user interface that makes it easy to navigate (without the need to read elaborate instructions) even for the least tech savvy user is a huge challenge. Even when you post an alert on the screen in red text users don't read and prefer to call customer support, leading to huge waste of time and energy for everyone involved. Huge amounts of FAQs, Wikis etc are generated everyday, but the reality is that users just don't have the patience to look through them. It is not surprising when the average attention time span on a website page is less than 6 secs. 

As we move further towards a hyper-connected world filled with mobile devices the attention span is likely to further plummet (especially given the small screen on phones). The challenge to counter this on all fronts is going to be hard no matter what!

p.s: I'll keep this brief lest it ends up in the TLDR category :-)

Feature Release: Video Chat Integration!

We are glad to announce the introduction of a whole new video chat facility. We have integrated WebRTC, a free, open project which enables crystal clear audio and a rich video experience.The WebRTC integration now allows users in the system to chat among themselves and to the Admins. 

In this day and age of real time social interaction, with the video chat along with social media integration, comment system and the discussion forums, our system is now equipped with every kind of interaction options a user might need. Imagine a situation where a learner might have a doubt regarding the course content. Right now they have to rely on comments and/or emails to raise the question and then wait to hear back from the Admin. But with this new facility in place they can always initiate a chat with an Admin in a new window and get it clarified then and there itself. They can also interact with fellow students to share useful information. 

It is not just the learners that can benefit from this. The video chat also allows the Admins to reach out to certain students in real time. We are certain that this can improve the overall efficiency of your workflow. And as you can imagine, end user support becomes much more efficient if you can speak directly to the client in real time. 

With the webrtc integration, the only requirement for you to start a video chat is to be logged into the system. No additional software is required.No browser plugins are required. No additional registrations are required and as expected, you can change your status to not available or busy just in case you want to work without distractions. The video chat is compatible with the latest versions of major browsers like Mozilla FireFox and Google Chrome (IE is not supported). Since the video chat is enabled only for the users in the system, spammers will be kept out of the chat facility. If you haven't already signed up to our system, please do so now, switch ON your camera and let us know how much do you like the all new, rich, hassle free real time video chat experience. 

If you have any questions feel free to contact us at support@vitalect.com

The Trade off between Time and Quality

These days, especially in the world of web-based applications the trend seems to be to release a product first and incrementally fix bugs. Many such applications are free (follow the freemium model) and the early end-users (or early adopters) are often the free beta testers (or guinea pigs). In the race to launch a software product companies are often faced with the dilemma of where to make compromises. This decision becomes that much harder when not meeting a deadline could be the "kiss of death." This means that very often developers gravitate towards meeting the deadline but knowing fully well that the software being released has bugs buried in it.

The reality is that in the web-based application (SAAS) business fixing bugs and updating the software is relatively trivial in comparison to shrink-wrapped software. As a result in many cases even before the end user gets down to accessing the system several bugs could be fixed! 

We have an interesting anecdote in this regard to narrate. A customer required a specific set of features to be developed. After discussions it was agreed hat the effort will take us about two months. However, for various reason we started to slip on the target dates. We reached a point where it was becoming apparent to us that we could deliver but with some known bugs. The reality is that it could take a while before the customer and or their end-users would identify the bugs. So the question was, should we release or ask for more time despite knowing that this project was time-sensitive to the customer? We believed that "discretion is the better part of valor" and so we were preparing to prep the customer about the exact situation and sharing the known bugs well in advance of the deadline.

Thankfully, the customer came back and asked us to postpone the release (because of delays at their end) and we survived with time to spare. The product was released within the newly set deadline and the customer was happy as ever. Clearly lady luck was smiling on us in this case! 

But it might not be true every single time. So that brings us back to where we started - the tradeoff between time and quality. If you are scratching your head, don't worry, its a topic of research. 

Check out Sell First, Fix Later: Impact of Patching on Software Quality http://repository.cmu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1028&context=heinzworks

Webinar: eLearning Technology Platform integrated with Citrix GoTo Services

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When: 24th October 2014, 11.00 am Pacific/2.00 pm ET)

Host and Presenter: Pran Kurup (Founder & CEO, Vitalect, Inc.)

Who should attend?

• Anyone looking for an affordable online platform with which you can train and certify your employees.

• Anyone looking for an integrated platform to manage self-paced, Instructor-led, Webinars
   
• Anyone with valuable online education material (recordings in various formats, YouTube videos etc.) that you want to publish to users.
   
• If you spend several manual hours for tracking your virtual sessions or in-person classroom data for accurate reporting and certification.
   
• If you are unhappy with the current system simply because it cannot handle all the various types of course materials/ offerings that you provide.

Duration: 35 minutes 

Description: If any or all of the above issues are of your concern then chances are that this half an hour session might minimize a lot of your worries.

"Seeing is believing": Create and deliver various types of courses in a matter of minutes.

In this webinar  we demonstrate how an elearning technology platform could be a solution to all your e-learning needs. Within the short duration of this webinar you will see how to add various types of courses including virtual classes offered through Citrix GoTo services to the system and get a feel for the end-user experience of actually taking a course.

What can you expect from this webinar?

You get to see real products in action that real customers are using and benefiting from - The ease of use and the speed of deployment of the system that you can call your own online university!

We look forward to your participation. Thank You! 

Taming the Video Demon

In one of our earlier posts, we had talked about the importance and significance of videos. It has become increasingly clear that the future of the eLearning industry will be ruled by videos among other things (like gamification, tincan etc). While adopting videos as your primary course delivery mechanism has some obvious advantages as discussed in that post, you are likely to run across some issues if you don't choose wisely. One such issue is beautifully illustrated in this post. 

As Steve Jobs predicted in 2010, flash is on the way out, being replaced by HTML5. For a browser to play videos in flash, the browser should support flash, the flash player plugin should be installed, and the flash version should be compatible with the browser version. In short, there is no standard. Before deciding to use flash as your primary video delivery mechanism, it would be a worthwhile exercise to make sure that your customers use flash supported devices, or be ready to be bombarded with flash related support queries. If you still prefer flash (due to encryption and DRM reasons), this flash help will come in handy to let your customers check if their browser supports flash, to install and to update the flash plugin. 

However, even if you are choosing HTML5 as you video delivery medium, that's no reason to rest easy. You still have to do your research. What HTML5 does, and flash lacks, is providing a web standard for playing videos. HTML5 uses semantic markup, so for starters, your browser should support the HTML5 video tag. The video element (<video>) helps you to play videos in the browser without the help of any plugins. You can check whether your browser supports the video tag here. You don't have to worry too much here, barring some old browser versions, all the major browsers support the HTML5 video now. With flash, you don't have IOS or MAC support, with HTML5 you have cross platform support guaranteed. So generally, we recommend HTML5 to our customers. However, as mentioned earlier, if you have a specific requirement like DRM or encryption, you can still choose flash. Our course building tool Techniq Portfolio is equipped to deal with both flash and HTML5 scenarios.

Please note that choosing HTML5 is only job half done. HTML5 only specifies a web standard to embed your video (using the video tag) on the web (as against converting your video to the proprietary flash format). You still have to determine which video format to use. Choosing the preferred video format is another gigantic task. Everyone have their preferred video file formats, not all of them render properly on a browser. Our system is equipped to handle all the major video and file formats out there. MP4s are the most preferred formats out there, but there is more to the picture than that. 

While choosing a video for the web, you have to look at two things. 1. the filetype or format - like mp4, flv, avi etc. 2. the video format - in other words the codec or the compression format used. Some examples include MPEG-4, H.264, VP6, VC-1 etc.

So in short, just saying MP4 is not enough, you have to specify the codec used as well. For example, MP4 with H.264 codec might work on a browser but the same MP4 with MPEG-4 codec might not work on the same browser (H.264 is just one type of MPEG-4, but we don't have to go into the details). Long story short, the video format we prefer is MP4 with H.264 codec (which is supported by most modern browsers). We strive to provide the best user experience to our customers and minimize support calls to save time (most importantly that of our customers). But 'caught in the eternal browser wars', we stumble (mostly due to no fault of ours), but the 'video demon' can be tamed with the help of informed customers and a helpful support documentation.

Contributed by Vinod Rajendran, Vitalect Customer Support

Webinar: eLearning Technology Platform Demystified

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E-LEARNING TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM DEMYSTIFIED.

When: 25th September 2014, 11.00 am Pacific/2.00 pm ET)

Host and Presenter: Pran Kurup (Founder & CEO, Vitalect, Inc.)
  

Who should attend?

• Anyone looking for an affordable online platform with which you can train and certify your employees. 
• Anyone with valuable online education material (recordings in various formats, YouTube videos etc.) that you want to publish to users. 
• If you spend several manual hours for tracking your virtual sessions or in-person classroom data for accurate reporting and certification. 
• If you are unhappy with the current system simply because it cannot handle all the various types of course materials/ offerings that you provide.

Duration: 35 minutes 

Description: If any or all of the above issues are of your concern then chances are that this half an hour session might minimize a lot of your worries."Seeing is believing": Create and deliver various types of courses in a matter of minutes.

In this webinar we try to address the major concerns when you are on the look out for a learning management system to manage your e-learning resources (virtual sessions or recordings or assessments).  We demonstrate how an e-learning technology platform could be a solution to all your e-learning needs. Within the short duration of this webinar you will see how to add various types of courses to the system and get a feel for the end-user experience of actually taking a course.

What can you expect from this webinar?

This is the 7th webinar in the "Vitalect's Seeing is Believing" series. You get to see real products in action that real customers are using and benefiting from - The ease of use and the speed of deployment of the system that you can call your own online university!

We look forward to your participation. Thank You! 

Caught in the Eternal Browser Wars!

During the cold war days the British used to joke that should America and Russia go to war all the bombs will be thrown on Europe. If you are in the business of online web application development this is exactly how you would feel in the midst of the never ending browser wars.

Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome are the three most commonly used browsers (apart from various mobile browsers, Opera etc.) eternally fighting for market share. Every few months a new version of a browser is released. Besides, every few weeks these browsers undergo some fix or the other. To complicate things the ubiquitous Flash plugin (which is on its way out as a  technology) gets frequent updates too. E-learning content often uses flash and invariably something breaks. That's when the story begins.

The poor end-user who often pays for online content sits staring at the monitor expecting something to play in his browser. All he gets is a blank screen. Frustration creeps in and out goes the support email: "Fix it or give me my money back". The client forwards the same to the vendor and it goes to the application developer who has to sort it out like a puzzle from another planet. What are his issues? Well here's a start:

Say, the course material has MP4 content in one page and an MOV or a WMV in another. Not all browsers handle these formats without the appropriate plugins. MP4 and MOV plays with Quicktime player (provided they are H.264 compatible), but  WMV requires the WMV player. So the problem at hand is that "Video is not playing in the system".

He begins his job. Tirelessly goes through the fixes and everything seems to go in the right direction and hello! Here comes another case: A Mac user with a WMV content is experiencing the same issue! (for those who are wondering what's wrong with that, WMV does not play on Mac without an external plugin). 

OK, so our tech-guy fixes up the whole thing in his own style (by using custom players within the system and the like) and transfers the whole thing to the testers (translates into: thank god, it's out of my way!). The tester who has become sort of a human octopus (with 8 different browsers all around him, 5 of them being multiple versions of IE; Yes, the great IE6 included.) goes through rigorous testing and give a thumbs up. The fix goes live. The boss is happy. The client is happy. The end user who... well, still gets a blank screen in his browser. 

The whole issue re-starts. It's back to square one. The only difference is that the overall frustration levels of all the parties involved has gone up a notch. 

Free Webinar: Course Creation made Easy!

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Course Creation Made Easy!

When: 31, July 2014, 11.00 am Pacific/2.00 pm ET)

Host & Presenter: Pran Kurup (Founder & CEO, Vitalect, Inc.)

Who should attend: 

• Anyone interested in delivering e-learning quickly and in a cost-effective manner.
• Anyone already delivering e-learning but unhappy with their current system.
• Anyone looking to generate revenue from e-learning. 
• Anyone looking to issue CE credits for e-learning.

Duration: 35 minutes 

Description: Are you tired of attending Webinars where you have pretty powerpoint slides and a smooth talking speaker? 

If you answered yes to this question here is a Webinar you should be attending. 

"Seeing is believing" - so in this webinar we will show and tell - You get to see real products in action that real customers are using and benefiting from. This webinar includes setting up courses in your LMS - how they are created and uploaded to the system, how end users get access to it, payment flow, how admins can access reports, the certification process, issuing CE credits etc. 

We eagerly await your participation. Thank You!

Webinar: Vitalect's Learning Corner - A Marketplace for Courses!

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Vitalect's Learning Corner - A Marketplace for Courses!

When: 27, Jun 2014, Thurs, 11.00 am Pacific/2.00 pm ET)

Host & Presenter: Pran Kurup (Founder & CEO, Vitalect, Inc.)

Who should attend: 

• Those who have missed the last week's webinar or have questions about it.
• If you have courses to sell.
• Anyone looking to generate revenue from e-learning. 
• If you are interested learning more about HR courses in the Learning Corner.
• If you are interesting in learning more about Vitalect's Learning Corner. 

Duration: 35 minutes 

Description: You have courses to sell? We have the place to sell. If you are interested in publishing your courses in an e -learning marketplace and earn revenue from them then this webinar is for you.

"Seeing is believing" - If you have missed out last week then this is your opportunity. In this webinar we will show and tell - how to sell your courses via a marketplace. It can be anything ranging from presentations to YouTube video tutorials that might attract users from all around the world. We will set it up in our marketplace and you can earn revenue from purchases on those courses. We suggest you come and try it out!

Thank You!